Director’s Note

Moving our communities and businesses off of fossil fuels in the relatively short timeframe scientists report is necessary is not solely a climate solution, but a health and justice solution, a market and jobs creation solution, and a …

This 5th anniversary of the Paris Climate Accord sees the biggest drop in history of carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and industry. Due to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, CO2 emissions fell by 7%, or 2.4 Gigatons, according to …

Wisconsinites have the opportunity to provide input into the state climate plan through July 31st. The Governor’s Climate Change Task Force headed by Lieutenant Governor Barnes has been meeting since December 2019. They have until …

It’s the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Unlike all other Earth Days, when millions of people gathered in a nationwide demonstration of concern for the environment, this April 22nd will be marked by virtual gatherings due …

These times we are in are unprecedented. This pandemic has most Wisconsinites and much of the nation at home, global supply chains slowed down, local governments in critical services mode, businesses struggling, and schools and …

The renewable energy sector is beginning to experience disruptions to its global supply chain as a result of the coronavirus, COVID-19.  Both wind and solar developers are being notified that delivery dates for components are …

There have been no slow clean energy news months in 2019. With the holidays upon us, renewable projects are being completed and planned, state and federal energy policy is being made and challenged, and businesses, …

October was marked with significant progress toward the clean energy transition in Wisconsin and globally. In Wisconsin, the major advancement was Alliant Energy’s announcement to build 1,000 megawatts (1 gigawatt) of solar energy in Wisconsin …