We Energies
By Nathanael Baker on June 8, 2011
Tags: E.ON Climate, Renewables North America, Wisconsin Energy, USD, clean energy development, Invenergy, RECs, renewable energy credits, We Energies, Wisconsin Assembly Bill 146, Wisonsin clean energy, Wisonsin renewable energy, electricity, energy, Lee Cullen, Scott Walker, Steve Tenholm, Wisconsin
The state of clean energy development in Wisconsin continues to get more precarious with each passing month. A new bill proposed in the state assembly aims to eliminate the four-year cap on renewable energy credits that utilities purchase and trade in order to meet state clean energy standards. If passed, the measure would mean RECs would never expire.
By Zaher Karp on October 21, 2009
Tags: Clean Wisconsin, Domtar Corporation, Energies, Energy, Sierra Club, USD, biomass, carbon emissions, Clean Wisconsin, coal plants, Domtar Corporation, environment, Michigan, renewable energy, renewable power, Sierra Club, We Energies, Wisconsin, energy, Katie Nekola, Michigan, the Midwest, Wisconsin
Changes are spreading in the Midwest, with the introduction of a new biomass plant and two major coal plants being chased out.
