Energy & Environment
Milwaukee-based startup COnovate hoping to scale as status of federal grant remains unclear
As COnovate aspires to ramp up production of its eCOPHITE material, the company is in a state of limbo due to a pending $1 million DOE grant.
Wisconsin sites considered for Stargate data center projects
Wisconsin is among the states OpenAI and its partners are considering for investments by Stargate, a project that aims...
Cloverleaf, additional Microsoft data centers will require WEC Energy to build even more generation capacity
The parent company of We Energies will need to add even more electrical generation capacity to meet the energy...
The top environmental construction management team
Established in 1992, Balestrieri Environmental & Development, Inc. is a multi-disciplined environmental construction management firm specializing in turn-key renovation...
7 questions to take stock of WEC Energy’s transition toward renewables
Milwaukee-based WEC Energy Group, the parent company of We Energies, is in the midst of a dramatic reshaping of...
Forward Award Winner: Grow Space Vertical Farms
Grow Space Vertical Farms
3127 Roosevelt Road, Kenosha
Industry: Agriculture
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Grow Space Vertical Farms uses hydroponic and aeroponic farming methods to grow...
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New electrical substation planned in Mount Pleasant to support Microsoft power demands
A 12-acre electrical substation is planned in Mount Pleasant on land currently owned by Microsoft to help support the...
Advanced Ionics names new CEO, raises an additional $6.7 million
Milwaukee-based Advanced Ionics has a new leader as Ignacio Bincaz, the company’s chief commercial officer, has been named its newest CEO.
Charter Steel adds 19.5-megawatt solar installation at Saukville facility
Sunvest Solar recently completed construction of a 19.5-megawatt solar project at Charter Steel’s Saukville facility.
EPA slaps “serious nonattainment” air pollution zone classification on southeast Wisconsin
The EPA is reclassifying southeast Wisconsin as a “serious nonattainment” zone, a move local business leaders say will hinder future development.