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At RENEW Wisconsin, we believe that renewable energy strengthens our economy, protects the health of Wisconsinites, and keeps our state beautiful. We work on policies and programs that expand solar power, wind power, renewable fuels, local hydropower, building electrification, energy storage, and electric vehicles. It’s our goal to ensure everyone benefits from renewable energy.
Our Focus
Renewable Energy Initiatives
Wisconsin’s Roadmap to Net Zero
New detailed energy and economic modeling shows Wisconsin can cost-effectively transition to net-zero emissions by 2050, reaching a point where we emit no more carbon into the atmosphere than can be removed. Learn More
Solar for Good
Solar for Good announces new grants to install solar energy for nonprofits. Learn More
Renewable Energy Installation Map
See Wisconsin’s commercial renewable energy installations in on map. View Map
Project Progress
See the project status of exciting renewable energy development in Wisconsin. Learn More
Solar Farms
Solar farms provide homegrown, healthy, and smart energy to Wisconsin citizens. Learn More
News
PSC Sides With RENEW on Solar Interconnection Issues
Last week, the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) spent nearly 12 hours reviewing and deciding on issues within the WE Energies and WPS rate cases. The Commissioners’ deliberations resulted in slashing rate increases requested by the utilities, as well as big wins for RENEW Wisconsin and rooftop solar in our state! Thanks to everyone who joined us in this effort by writing public comments to the PSC.
read moreCasa Esther Goes Solar to Help Neighbors Pay Rent
RENEW Wisconsin’s Solar for Good program helped Casa Esther install rooftop solar at its Omro building. The solar array, powered by a $5,000 grant, is expected to reduce the nonprofit’s electricity costs by about $1,100 a year—savings it plans to put toward neighbors’ basic needs.
read moreStrum Public Library Turns the Page With Solar
Strum Public Library is the hum of the Strum community. People gather there—morning coffee hours bring neighbors together, and a friendly face is always waiting. With just over 1,000 residents, a library is so much more than a place to find books for the Village of Strum in Trempealeau County.
read moreWISEIA Affiliate
RENEW Wisconsin is the SEIA affiliate for our great state, advancing the Solar Energy Industries Association’s work to fight for policies that create jobs in every community and shape fair market rules that promote competition and the growth of reliable, low-cost solar power.
Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change – 2026 Climate Champion
