electrical power

Clean energy advocates worry the state’s utility business model could steer the need for more power toward expensive fossil fuel-based sources

An Oneida County committee recently advanced a proposed data center moratorium

Wisconsin Public Service encourages customers to get in touch if they are behind on their payments

Up to half an inch of ice possible in some Northwoods locations

With the flurry of data centers and large farm expansions across Wisconsin, rural advocates are voicing concerns about what they see as a pattern of corporate extraction from their communities

Users see lower costs and utilities seem to benefit, as the redistributed demand results in less of a spike in the early evening

Wisconsinites continue to speak out about how proposed utility rate hikes over the next two years would personally impact them

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