THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2024
MONONA TERRACE AND CONVENTION CENTER, MADISON, WI

The 2024 RENEW Wisconsin Summit, presented by Arch Solar and Invenergy aims to propel the state into a stronger, healthier future powered by clean energy. “Unleashing the Power of Wisconsin’s Clean Energy Potential” gathers industry experts, policymakers, innovators, and community leaders dedicated to accelerating the transition to clean energy sources. This annual event features an exposition hall, breakout sessions, and industry professionals discussing the current and future opportunities for advancing renewable energy in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin has long been recognized for its rich natural resources and innovative spirit. As we look to the future, we see many opportunities for the Badger State to lead the charge in the transition to renewables. Together, we can unleash the power of Wisconsin’s clean energy potential as we focus on:

 

  • Emerging Technologies: Delve into the latest breakthroughs in clean energy technologies, from advanced renewables to energy storage and grid innovations.
  • Economic Transformation: Explore how the clean energy sector is reshaping Wisconsin’s economy, generating jobs, and fostering economic growth.
  • Community Power: Hear how community-led clean energy initiatives empower local residents to actively participate in the energy transition.
  • Energy Policy and Legislation: Gain insights into Wisconsin’s evolving energy policies and regulations and hear from policymakers and legal experts about the opportunities and challenges facing the clean energy sector.
  • Rural and Urban Integration: Showcase successful strategies for bridging the urban-rural divide in clean energy adoption and development.
  • Inclusive Sustainability: Focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion in the clean energy sector to ensure that everyone benefits from its growth.
  • Clean Energy Workforce Development: Focus on building a skilled workforce to meet the demands of a growing clean energy sector and create high-quality jobs.
  • Educational Catalyst: Examine the role of education and research institutions in driving clean energy innovation and workforce development.
  • Resilient Infrastructure: Address the importance of building resilient energy systems capable of withstanding disruptions and extreme weather events.
  • Investment and Financing: Explore investment opportunities and financing models that support the scaling of clean energy projects.
  • Collaborative Partnerships: Encourage collaboration between government, industry, academia, and local communities to foster a thriving clean energy ecosystem.

2024 RENEW WISCONSIN SUMMIT KEYNOTE

TONYA HICKS

Tonya Hicks is an accomplished leader and trailblazer in construction, energy, and promoting women’s empowerment. As the President and CEO of Power Solutions, Inc. and the Managing Principal of Women Do Everything, LLC, Tonya has made significant contributions to several male-dominated industries.

2024 RENEW WISCONSIN SUMMIT KEYNOTE

ROBERT BLAKE

Robert Blake is the owner of Solar Bear and Executive Director of Native Sun Community Power Development, both located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is a tribal citizen of the Red Lake Nation and is passionate about spreading the word on renewable energy through communication, cooperation, and collaboration.

NEW THIS YEAR!
PRE-SUMMIT RECEPTION
Monona Terrace, Madison WI
January 31, 2024 • 5 pm – 8 pm

New this year, RENEW will be hosting a Pre-Summit Reception, presented by Arch Solar. Register for this event by choosing a ticket type that includes “Summit & Reception.” This event will be a great opportunity to connect with industry professionals and advocates. 

RESERVE YOUR HOTEL ROOM

RENEW Wisconsin has reserved a block of hotel rooms at the Hilton Madison – Monona Terrace. Please use the link below to book your hotel room now. 

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CANCELLATION POLICY

You may cancel your registration up to seven days prior to the event. You will be refunded, less a $30 processing fee.  Cancellations received after January 25th will not be eligible for a refund. We encourage you to send a substitute in your place if you cannot attend.