Energy Policy

September 19, 2022
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Advanced Building Policies in Illinois
Slipstream is leading a project to advance utility energy efficiency support for advanced building policies such as stretch energy codes and building performance standardsContinue Reading

July 5, 2022
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West Virginia v EPA is a setback, but we still have plenty of tools for climate action
The SCOTUS decision is a blow to decarbonization. We still have opportunities to make an impact on climate change.Continue Reading

May 6, 2022
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A technical powerhouse for Wisconsin's clean energy transition: Slipstream to provide expertise to multiple Energy Innovation Grant projects
Slipstream's technical know-how and energy planning expertise will help communities build climate resilience and solidify Wisconsin and its committed communities as leaders in the clean energy transition.Continue Reading

April 8, 2022
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Don't get left behind: Amplify equitable energy finance with IIJA funds
Read our best practices for equitable and impactful distribution as you consider how to apply IIJA funds to expand or establish energy efficiency and renewable energy financing programs.Continue Reading

February 22, 2022
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Good bill gone bad: Amendments to proposed Wisconsin EV bill turn supporters to detractors
A recently proposed electric vehicle (EV) bill in Wisconsin, Senate Bill 573, planned to allow private businesses to sell electricity to drivers at charging stations, which would have helped expand EV charging throughout the state.Continue Reading

September 29, 2021
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Five climate solutions in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
This week Congress is expected to vote on an infrastructure package aimed at addressing the climate crisis, job creation, and social justice.Continue Reading

March 3, 2021
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Deep transformation together: inspiration from the Paris Climate Conference
The Renaissance façade of the Hotel de Ville glowed green through the pre-dawn dark. Light trapped by puddles in the street said Emerald City, not Paris. The cobblestones paving the wide, open space in front of this building has gathered the masses since the 13th century.Continue Reading

March 3, 2021
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Ten climate & equity expectations for the Biden/Harris administration
1. GLOBAL CLIMATE LEADERSHIP. Our recommitment to the Paris Climate Agreement signals that the United States will once again lead globally on climate issues.Continue Reading

March 3, 2021
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Don’t wait—harvest that corn now
1,000 acres of corn to harvest and get to market It’s not news anymore—nor even a topic of serious debate—that Earth’s surface air temperature is rising largely because of human activities since the industrial revolution.Continue Reading

December 30, 2020
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Three climate solutions from the Wisconsin Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change Report that excite us
This month, the Badger State achieved a climate action milestone as the Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change released an expansive new outline for how Wisconsin plans to address this important crisis.Continue Reading