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Small Businesses Request Resumption of Renewable Energy Support

Posted on January 31, 2012. Filed under: Energy Efficiency, Energy Policy, Focus on Energy/Public Benefits, General, Renewable energy - generally |

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Fracking industry executive says 90% of Americans are ‘nuts

Posted on January 30, 2012. Filed under: General |

From a column by Lyle Hopkins in The Capital Times: Wall Street and CEO culture in America is out of touch, arrogant, condescending, and those are probably their good qualities. Recent examples run the gamut, from snooty finance employees sipping champagne while mocking Wall Street protesters to a sign posted in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange [...]

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PV’s levelized cost drops to 11.5 cents per kWh with incentives

Posted on January 25, 2012. Filed under: Energy Policy, General, Solar | Tags: , |

An analysis by Don Wichert, Director, Renewable Energy Services, Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation (WECC): My recent (simplified) levelized cost analysis for commercial PV, at $5,252 a kW installed in WI, over 25 years and with a 5% loan (no shading, no maintenance, no output degradation), is 13.8 cents per kWh as shown on the slide [...]

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Presentations from RENEW Energy Strategy Summit

Posted on January 18, 2012. Filed under: General |

Leslie Glustrom Renewable Energy’s Day Will Come: Coal is Not Cheap, Plentiful, or Clean Leslie Glustrom US Coal Supply Constraints: The “Sweet Imperative” that Will Help Drive the Repowering of the United States for the 21st Century Mick Sagrillo How To Frame The Debate or Tips and Tricks from Karl Rove

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Policy Briefs from Energy Strategy Summit

Posted on January 18, 2012. Filed under: General |

RENEW Wisconsin Policy Issue Briefs Prepared for Policy Summit – January 13, 2012 Topic Area: Expanding Market Access Authorizing Renewable Energy Sales from Third Parties to Host Customers BACKGROUND: There are many households and businesses around the state that desire to host a renewable energy system, but can’t afford the up-front costs associated with these [...]

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Editorial: Wisconsin must grow cleaner energy jobs

Posted on October 28, 2011. Filed under: General |

From an editorial in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Renewable energy can help the state develop new jobs. Wisconsin should be open to those businesses, too. If Wisconsin really wants to be open for business, it can’t shut the door on developing clean energy jobs. Right now, thanks to legislative and gubernatorial foot-dragging, that’s the case [...]

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Integrys sees solar as “an area of growth”

Posted on October 21, 2011. Filed under: General |

From an interview with Dan Verbanac, president of Integrys Energy Services (parent company of Wisconsin Public Service, De Pere), in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Q. Let’s shift now to your solar development business. What got that going? A. We had a power development unit and were looking for niches where we could use our expertise [...]

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NWTC Students “Solarize” the Kress Library

Posted on September 19, 2011. Filed under: General |

From an article written by Casey Fryda on the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College website NWTC Solar Energy Technology students helped a library in De Pere adopt solar energy. Students in the Photovoltaics – Design and Site class evaluated the site of the Kress Library and presented recommendations for including solar energy panels in the library’s [...]

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Convergence Energy Creates “Networked Solar” in Delavan

Posted on September 19, 2011. Filed under: General |

This article was written by Thomas Content of the Journal Sentinel Delavan – Welcome to the field where sun power and the sunflower meet. Well, not just one sunflower. More like thousands. And not just one solar panel, either. Thousands there, too. Convergence Energy of Lake Geneva is building one of the largest solar projects [...]

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Milwaukee Port Wind Turbine Project Gets the OK

Posted on September 15, 2011. Filed under: General |

From an article by Thomas Content of the Journal Sentinel   A project to build a wind turbine adjacent to the Port of Milwaukee’s administration building will move forward after a contractor agreed to increase its use of businesses owned by minorities or women. The Board of Harbor Commissioners gave the project a go-ahead at [...]

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