February 11, 2020
February 11, 2020/in Events, News
Update: As of March 23, 2020, the Power Lunch is POSTPONED until a later date, TBD. Check back soon for updates.
Long term energy goals call for net zero carbon emissions in the electricity sector. What role will buildings play as we decarbonize?
Join us for lunch, networking, and speakers that will get us thinking about policies to lay the foundation for decarbonizing buildings, including electrification and energy efficiency.
Register today for this exciting upcoming event!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/power-lunch-building-toward-net-zero-carbon-registration-93806500769
Customers First Coalition Blog
A discussion with Rep. Adam Neylon (R-Pewaukee) about his legislative guiding principles, his personal perspective on nuclear power, and bipartisan energy solutions.
Letter to Wisconsin's Congressional Delegation Details CFC Concerns with Cuts to LIHEAP Staff
Electric Wire, Episode 52 - Good Energy and the Power of the People with Rep. Supreme Moore Omokunde
A discussion about energy policy and priorities with Rep. Supreme Moore Omokunde, member of the Wisconsin Assembly Energy & Utilities Committee
Register today for the 2025 Power Breakfast on May 6 in Madison!
Our Year-in-Review Crew is Back to Reflect on 2024 and Make Predictions for the Energy Industry Landscape in 2025
Recent call to deregulate in favor of a retail choice model is short-sighted
This special episode of the Electric Wire features speakers from this year's Power Breakfast, including Commissioner Marcus Hawkins, Laurel Peltier, Brent Ridge, Representative Lisa Subeck, and more
Revisit some of your favorite clips as we prepare to celebrate the 50th episode of the Electric Wire
Jon Baker gives an overview of the process to site one of the largest solar projects in Wisconsin
All about the group advocating for more utility-scale renewable energy in Wisconsin