Energy & Environment
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.
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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.
Veolia Water Milwaukee union employees ratify new contract
Union employees have ratified a 3-year labor contract with Veolia Water Milwaukee, LLC, the company announced today.
Economic Trends panelists say it’s time to adapt to climate change
Climate change was an unavoidable topic of discussion during BizTimes Media’s annual Economic Trends event, held on Friday.
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We Energies parent buying 80% stake in Illinois wind farm
WEC Energy Group, the parent company of We Energies, has agreed to buy an 80% ownership stake in a 250-megawatt wind farm in McLean County, Illinois for $345 million.
See photos: Top takeaways from BizTimes’ 2020 Economic Trends event
BizTimes Media's annual Economic Trends event was held Friday morning at the Italian Community Center, before a crowd of about 500.
Milwaukee-based Blue Mangoes switches name to Agricycle Global
Milwaukee-based social enterprise Blue Mangoes LLC rebranded as Agricycle Global and plans to launch three new products in 2020.
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Ozaukee Washington Land Trust looks to preserve 131 lakefront acres in Port Washington
The Ozaukee Washington Land Trust is looking to preserve a portion of a 240-acre property owned by Waukesha State Bank in the city of Port Washington.
