Zapote residents enjoying clean water
Blog | April 27, 2021 by Kevin Frost

Bringing water to the mountain: my work with Engineers Without Borders

Slipstream engineer Kevin Frost shares his experience as a professional mentor with Engineers Without Borders, an organization that partners with developing communities worldwide to improve their quality of life. More
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News | April 21, 2021 by Marge Anderson

Slipstream's response to the Derek Chauvin verdict

Yesterday afternoon Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all counts in the murder of George Floyd. We are encouraged by this step towards justice and accountability, and we continue to mourn the loss of George Floyd and countless others who have been unjustly killed, and whose killers have not been brought to justice. There is still much work to do. George Floyd's murder and the events of the last year, including this trial, have caused trauma that is very real for many of our Black and brown employees, partners, and customers. More
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Blog | March 3, 2021 by Robin Lisowski

Ten climate & equity expectations for the Biden/Harris administration

In light of Slipstream's federal work with the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense, and national labs, Robin Lisowski unpacks what we might expect from the new administration around climate and equity. More
COP21
Blog | March 3, 2021 by Marge Anderson

Deep transformation together: inspiration from the Paris Climate Conference

On January 20, 2021, the United States recommitted to the Paris Climate Agreement. Marge Anderson shares her takeaways from the 2015 climate conference—and how Slipstream's work carries forward its ideals. More
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Publication | February 1, 2021 by

Integrated Controls Implementation Guide

This guide provides information on successfully integrating networked lighting controls with HVAC and plug load controls in commercial and institutional buildings. This guide is intended for facilities managers, lighting designers, electrical and mechanical engineers, contractors, controls technicians, and commissioning agents. More
An illustration of the benefits we see in the Wisconsin Climate Task Force's proposals
Blog | December 30, 2020 by Robin Lisowski

Three climate solutions from the Wisconsin Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change Report that excite us

The Wisconsin Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change recently released an expansive new plan to address this crisis. Here are the three of the steps we think can make a vital impact. More
Exterior view of the Slipstream Headquarters in Madison, Wisconsin
News | 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
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Publication | October 30, 2020 by

Market Potential for Saving Energy and Carbon Emissions with Load Shifting Measures

Our study found that the right application of load shifting measures could save up to 34% in costs and up to 19% in emissions—putting us closer on the path toward a clean energy future. More
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Publication | September 4, 2020 by Scott Pigg

Minnesota Commercial Energy Baseline and Market Characterization Study: Characteristics, Energy Code Compliance, and Beyond-Code Opportunities

This report examines the characteristics and energy savings opportunities associated with new and majorly renovated commercial properties in Minnesota. More
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Publication | August 21, 2020 by

Energy Savings Opportunities in New and Renovated Minnesota Homes: Characteristics, Energy & Code and Beyond-Prescriptive-Code Opportunities

This report examines the characteristics and energy savings opportunities associated with new and renovated homes in Minnesota that are subject to residential energy code. More