Climate & Energy
Most of us have at least some opportunities to reduce our electric usage—and some of us have big opportunities.
Concerned about our rapidly changing climate here in Wisconsin and the recent reports about global climate change?
In the wake of the midterm elections, there has been much discussion about how to most effectively make your voice heard in our democracy. As citizens, many of us feel obliged to participate in an electoral system.
Gary Radloff, Principal at The Radloff Group, discusses the role microgrids can play in our energy system.
A 2018 Local Government Summit discussion with Sherrie Gruder from UW-Extension, Jason Stringer from WECC, Erika Kluetmeier from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and Kurt Reinhold from Legacy Solar Cooperative.
A 2018 Local Government Summit discussion with City of La Crosse mayor Tim Kabat.
A 2018 Local Government Summit discussion featuring Gary Radloff of The Radloff Group, Bruce Beihoff of the UW-Madison Grainger Institute for Engineering, and Josh Arnold of Navigant.
A2018 Local Government Summit discussion with Megan Levy from the Office of Energy Innovation, Ned Noel from the City of Eau Claire, and Manus McDevitt from the Sustainable Engineering Group.
There are many places where people concerned about climate change can influence decisions surrounding electricity generation and transmission.
Rather than waiting for the next disaster, will we start investing in resilience so that devastating floods like the ones that happened this summer don’t become our new normal?
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