Energy & Environment
Explore clean energy, utilities, and environmental news impacting Milwaukee and Wisconsin’s business community.
Wisconsin must embrace alternative energy sources
Matt Neumann’s Pewaukee-based company, Sunvest Solar, is running hot these days. It has more than 210 solar energy projects in some phase of installation, he told attendees at a recent conference in Madison, but only one in Wisconsin.
County explores airport solar power
Milwaukee County will evaluate the possibility of installing a solar farm on its property at General Mitchell International Airport at its next meeting on Feb. 6.
EPA oversteps on ethanol policy
Are we running out of renewable fuel? According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the answer is yes.
E-cycling a post-holiday option
Wired Wisconsin is offering its E-Cycle Wisconsin program for those who received electronic gifts for the holidays and want to dispose of used electronics.
E-cycling a post-holiday option
Wired Wisconsin is offering its E-Cycle Wisconsin program for those who received electronic gifts for the holidays and want to dispose of used electronics.
E-cycling a post-holiday option
Wired Wisconsin is offering its E-Cycle Wisconsin program for those who received electronic gifts for the holidays and want to dispose of used electronics.
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Wisconsin businesses earn recognition for sustainability
The Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council recently recognized 34 companies as Green Masters at the sixth annual Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council Conference.
ZBB appoints directors
Theodore “Ted” Stern has been elected to the board of directors at Menomonee Falls-based ZBB Energy Corp.
ZBB enters product development partnership with Lotte
Menomonee Falls-based ZBB Energy Corp. today announced that it has entered into a new product development partnership and expanded license agreement with U.K.-based Lotte Chemical.
Cree receives $30 million for LED expansion
Cree Inc. will receive a $30 million tax credit from the U.S. Department of Energy for expansion of its manufacturing footprint in Racine County and in Durham, N.C.
