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RENEW Wisconsin
is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Madison, promotes clean energy strategies for powering the state's economy in an environmentally responsible manner.
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A crew from H & H Electric installs a PV system on a house north of Madison
Contact Chris Collins, Marketing Director, or Andrew Bangert,
at H & H Solar Energy Services, 608-273-3434
Photo Courtesy of Ed Blume
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Access a copy of the Energy for Tomorrow Power Partner Agreement and the associated Rate Schedule CGS-PV on We Energies Customer Generation Installation and Connection web page at www.we-energies.com/CG. September 27, 2005
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Updated Thursday, April 17, 2008
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View Proposals From the
Global Warming Task Force
The same location has posted all comments to the Global Warming Task Force recommendations in Adobe pdf format.
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Wisconsin Wind Projects 2007
The map displays existing and proposed wind projects identified and numbered according to RENEW's summary table (see above) of proposed projects.
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you may be eligible to receive services and incentives from Wisconsin's Focus on Energy Program
Go to Focus on Energy or call 1-800-762-7077 to learn more
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For more information and to download the RFP and associated Application Form, go to www.we-energies.com/RE and click on "installing".
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Renewable Energy Bill SB 459 (ACT 141)passed unanimosly in the Assembly, goes to the Governor for signature.
Text of Bill
This bill does all of the following:
1) makes changes to the “public benefits program”;
2) makes changes to renewable energy requirements that apply to electric utilities and cooperatives;
3) creates requirements for certain state agencies to generate or purchase renewable energy;
4) imposes energy efficiency standards on certain state contracts;
5) makes changes to the state energy conservation code; and
6) requires a funding request for anaerobic digestor research.
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All minutes and meeting notices are available on the Governor's Task Force Website.
The Renewables Workgroup is chaired by Michael Vickerman, Exec. Dir. of RENEW Wisconsin
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Energy Policy in Wisconsin
The final recommendations from each of the four workgroups of the Governor's Task Force on Energy Efficiency and Renewables are now available in adobe pdf format:
Press Release-
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Information about Energy 2010, the state's Strategic Energy Assessment "SEA 2010 "
Wisconsin’s Strategic Energy Assessment - Docket 05-ES-102
"The PSC began research in 2003 by asking Wisconsin utilities to look seven years into the future and project their anticipated growth in energy demand, new construction, the need to purchase power from outside sources and the types of fuels they plan to use. This information was compiled in the draft Strategic Energy Assessment – Energy 2010. The purpose of this document is to evaluate the adequacy and reliability of the state’s current and future electrical supply."
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Uniform Interconnection Rules in Effect in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter PSC 119 - RULES FOR INTERCONNECTING DISTRIBUTED GENERATION FACILITIES took effect on February 1, 2004.
Interconnection Rules:
Other Related Wisconsin Administrative Codes:
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Link to--
Note: These and other codes can be found at the official Wisconsin Administrative code site in pdf format.
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Buy Green Power-
Look at an overview of Utility Green Power Programs in Wisconsin
Updated
Or Generate your own . . . .
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A current overview of all Green Power Programs in Wisconsin
Contact information to sign up -- RENEW asks you to support renewable energy projects through Green Power Programs
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©copyright 2008, RENEW Wisconsin's Permission to duplicate or distribute these documents is granted for non-profit organizations and media with the provision that the documents remain intact, or if used in sections, that the original document source be referenced. Contact Webmaster.
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Petroleum and Natural Gas Watch
by Michael Vickerman
In addition:
Friday December 13, 3:29 pm ET
By John Edmiston,
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Your Representatives
To comment on state energy issues:
If you don't know your legislator, or want to register an opinion by phone, call the legislative hot line, which is staffed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m weekdays: call (800) 362-9472 or 266-9960 if you live in Madison.
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Write your state senator at:
Box 7882,
Madison, WI 53707
For Assembly representatives with last names beginning A - L, write to:
Box 8952
Madison, WI 53708
For representatives with last names beginning M - Z, mail to:
Box 8953
Madison, WI 53708
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Wisconsin's Governor
To comment on state energy issues:
Write Gov. James Doyle at:
Room 115
East State Capital
Madison, WI 53702
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