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Households with heat pumps are being overcharged, but there is a solution—a new electric rate that charges them fairly for their electricity use.

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The My Notes feature does not save or track any personal information—it only stores the images, video, and text you add.

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Evergreen explains how sales price disclosure requirements are an important aspect of clean truck purchase incentive design.

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Wisconsin’s data center boom is driving demand for more electricity and clean energy advocates said the state’s utility business model could steer the need toward expensive fossil fuel-based power…

Trump’s stock trading could face heightened congressional scrutiny if Democrats retake either chamber in the midterms.

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David Crowley’s win in the gubernatorial primary shows that Wisconsin voters are ready for a governor who puts affordability and working families at the center of the agenda—and that has to include…

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Three culprits are driving bills higher: Big Tech data centers, utility profits, and natural gas prices. Here's what state leaders can do about all three.

State leaders can lower transportation costs by making cleaner, cheaper vehicles more accessible, ensuring communities are built in ways that reduce the need to drive, and investing in public transit.

Housing and energy costs are two sides of the same affordability crisis. Learn more about how states can address both at the same time.

A surge in massive data centers is driving up energy demand, leaving families with higher utility bills. By requiring data centers to fund their own clean energy supply, Wisconsin lawmakers can…

With these common-sense actions, we can cut costs and pollution at the same time, delivering benefits for consumers and the climate alike.

Critics accuse president of ‘fattening the wallets of his cronies’ as working Americans face higher energy rates

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s data center building boom is driving the need for more electricity in the state.