The 150 MW Onion River solar project was approved for construction, despite opposition from members of the community over the potential loss of crop land near Green Bay.
The Earth Day decisions allows the utility to move forward with six solar facilities with a combined capacity of 675 MW and a price tag of more than $880 million.
The six projects would range in size from 50 to 100 MW and would almost double the state’s current installed solar capacity.
We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service, and Madison Gas and Electric want to add 325 MW of solar+storage, building on earlier plans to add a 310 MW project.
The Midwest Renewable Energy Association alleges that uncertainty about leases and power purchase agreements hurts the state’s solar industry.
The university claimed the project will be the largest state-owned solar array and will help save $217,000 annually.
The utility company plans to retire the last of its coal-fired facilities in the state by the end of 2024.
Alleging that the fixed charge fees unfairly discriminate, Sierra Club and Vote Solar filed a lawsuit against the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin.
The donation of solar blocks from a 1 MW project will go toward reducing the electric bills for people living in Habitat homes.
“We are committed to our focus on sustainable business practices,” said the president of the engine maker.
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