WPPI joins Plug-in Partners on hybrid vehicles
In a press release posted on the company’s site, Wisconsin Public Power, Inc. (WPPI) announced its membership in Plug-in Partners:
WPPI joined the other founding members of Plug-in Partners this week to kick off a nationwide campaign to urge automakers to accelerate development of plug-in hybrid vehicles.
“WPPI and its member utilities are committed to being leaders in promoting energy efficiency,” said WPPI Vice President of Marketing Tom Paque. “We believe that the Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) is an important emerging technology with great benefits.”
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