electrical power

John Freeman, executive director of the Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association, remains confident, citing market demand as the key driver

Wisconsin's largest utility provider is seeking approval for a new gas plant to help meet growing electricity demand, but a new report argues there are better ways to create a more reliable energy grid

Wisconsin Public Service says balloons may make a great Valentine’s Day gift, but stray balloons can leave thousands of people in the dark

For now, the Environmental Protection Agency can move forward with plans to establish new, federal carbon pollution standards for power plants

In April, the Environmental Protection Agency announced new rules that will force American coal plants to either close or cut back 90 percent of their carbon emissions.

In April, the Environmental Protection Agency announced new rules that will force American coal plants to either close or cut back 90 percent of their carbon emissions.

The storm with strong snow and winds April 2nd and 3rd knocked out power to over 120-thousand customers

Researchers are out with new findings they say show that death rates linked to air pollution from coal plants are underestimated

Area first responders are reminding people to keep an emergency kit on hand in the event of a power outage

A state-wide energy group can help you keep your energy costs low as we head into the winter