December 1, 2020 by Scott Schuetter
Slipstream's Madison HQ named a 2020 Dane County Climate Champion
The Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change has crowned Slipstream's Madison headquarters as a 2020 Climate Champion, honoring our efforts to transform our workplace into a model of energy efficiency. More
September 1, 2020 by Chris Schultz-Buechner
Sustainable finance expert joins Slipstream board of directors
Linda French, assistant chief counsel for trade association ICI Global, recently joined the Slipstream board. French possesses 16 years of experience in the financial services industry and that combined with her passion for sustainability will bring a new and unique perspective to the board. More
August 14, 2020 by Joe Zhou
U.S. General Services Administration chooses Slipstream to test innovative grid-interactive efficient building solutions
We are honored to be a part of two grid-interactive efficient building (GEB) solutions to be tested in U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) facilities. The pilot projects will determine how well these GEB solutions improve building energy efficiency. They will also test the ability to control the building energy system for load shedding and load shifting in order to reduce building peak demand and demand charges. More
August 11, 2020 by Chris Schultz-Buechner
Rising sustainability star, Charles Hua, joins Slipstream board
Slipstream announced today that Charles Hua joined its board. Hua is an undergraduate at Harvard University studying statistics and mathematics with a minor in energy and environment. He joins Slipstream as the youngest member in the board’s history. More
August 10, 2020 by Melanie Cannon
Suzanne Harmelink re-elected to the Building Performance Association board of directors
Congratulations to Suzanne Harmelink on her re-election to the Building Performance Association board of directors. Suzanne is one of 17 board members which also includes representatives from organizations dedicated to advancing the home and building performance industry. More