Energy & Environment
Sendik’s Grind2Energy system reduces company’s carbon footprint
Americans in 2017 threw away 41 million tons of food, with grocery stores representing a substantial portion of the...
Aaron Jagdfeld on Generac’s jump into energy storage
When Waukesha-based Generac Holdings Inc. in late 2019 launched PWRcell and PWRview – a clean energy system that includes...
Clean electricity startup NovoMoto raises $318,000
Madison-based startup NovoMoto LLC raised $318,000 in a round of funding that consisted of three investors, the company disclosed...
Waukesha State Bank accepts offer on 131-acre parcel in Port Washington
The Ozaukee Washington County Land Trust will purchase 131-acres of land in the city of Port Washington from Waukesha...
Klappa says WEC Energy won’t need as many physical facilities going forward
With more people working from home during the coronavirus outbreak, it should come as no surprise that electricity demand is up.
Foundations of We Energies and WPS commit $1 million to COVID-19 relief efforts
We Energies and Wisconsin Public Service, part of the Milwaukee-based WEC Energy Group family of companies, announced today they are contributing $1 million through their charitable foundations to help communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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WEC Energy names Lauber as COO, hires new CFO from CenterPoint Energy
WEC Energy Group announced a series of leadership changes Thursday, including the promotion of chief financial officer Scott Lauber to COO and the hiring of Xia Liu from Houston-based CenterPoint Energy, to be the new CFO for WEC Energy Group.
Leading the charge: After split from JCI, Clarios charts course in evolving industry
After split from JCI, Clarios charts course in evolving industry
WEC Energy Group investing $118 million to increase stake in three wind farms
Milwaukee-based WEC Energy Group plans to invest $118 million to increase its stake in three Midwest wind farms.
The investment...
We Energies to sponsor streetcar operations during DNC
We Energies has pledged $100,000 to fund operations for Milwaukee’s downtown streetcar during the Democratic National Convention this year, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett announced today during his 2020 State of the City address.
