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03.04.10  |  Making the right building design choices through energy, economics and emissions analysis
Let the Buildings Team at the Energy Center of Wisconsin help you improve your commercial building's performance. Whether you're designing a new building or retrofitting an old, we can help you reduce its energy footprint.

02.16.10  |  Steve Thomas headlines 2010 Better Buildings: Better Business Conference
Ultimate home enthusiast Steve Thomas, former host of the PBS show This Old House, will share his passion for fixing up old houses with 900 residential builders and remodelers expected to attend the Better Buildings: Better Business Conference, March 3-5 in Wisconsin Dells. Register today!

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staff picture03.01.10  |  Teaching green building
Kathryn Schiedermayer has been appointed to serve on the United States Green Building Council's Education Events Committee (EEC). This committee oversees the development of USGBC educational opportunities including events, conferences, forums and summits promoting the adoption of green design, building and operations practices.

staff picturestaff picture02.24.10  |  Four-billion dollar residential retrofit market in Wisconsin
Marge Anderson and John Viner spoke with Larry Meiller on Wisconsin Public Radio about the growing market for retrofitting homes to be energy efficient and plugged the Better Buildings: Better Business Conference.

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09.15.09  |  Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency
Tom Content from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports on results from several recent studies from the Energy Center and ACEEE that highlight the environmental benefits of energy efficiency.

09.12.09  |  Burning Waste Wood to Generate Electricity
Steve Kihm, Joe Kramer and Sean Weitner provided testimony at a Public Service Commission hearing on Xcel Energy's proposal to burn wood residues in its Bay Front generating plant in Ashland, Wisconsin. Tom Content from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports on questions raised by utility proposals to burn waste wood for electricity production.