Preserved Renew Wisconsin articles from September 2011.
From an article by Tom Content in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Delavan - Welcome to the field where sun power and the sunflower meet. Well, not just one sunflower. More like thousands. And not just one solar panel,…
News release Renew Wisconsin September 27,2011 More information: Michael Vickerman Executive Director 608.255.4044 [email protected] The Montfort Wind Energy Center, a popular attraction in western Iowa…
I'm sending this out to you as an invite to the first ever official meeting of the Wisconsin Electric Vehicle Association! (WiEVA) The meeting will be held at: Milwaukee Makerspace 3073 S. Chase Ave, Bldg 34 Milwaukee,…
from an article in The Sounder, September 22, 2011 An open house and dedication will be part of Sunday’s program to dedicate the 100-kilowatt wind turbine on the Preder farm west of Random Lake. The wind turbine was…
From an article on ControlDesign.com: It was like the Egyptian obelisk going up in “The 10 Commandments,” only it was a lot faster, and the slaves were replaced by portable hydraulics. Oh, and there was a 32 ft diameter…
Dairyland Power partnered on an anaerobic-digester project designed to turn food-industry and agricultural waste into renewable energy.
We are having a "Lake Country Moving to Solar" bash at Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church, W299N5595 Grace Drive in Hartland from noon to 4 this Saturday, celebrating our 19.68 kW solar PV system which came…
Milwaukee moved forward with a wind-turbine project near the port administration building, an early urban renewable-energy example.
The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee was awarded 1.5 million dollars from the DOE (Department of Energy) in order to continue to train under-graduate and graduate level engineering students to become future leaders in…
A Delavan solar farm offered a community investment model that connected local participants with shared renewable generation.