Appleton, WI partners with We Energies' Solar Now initiative on rooftop solar panel installations

Appleton, WI rooftop solar panel renewable energy

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The city of Appleton is partnering with the We Energies' Solar Now initiative to generate electricity from an array of rooftop solar panels wired together to function as single system. These rooftop solar panels will be installed at a new library, a transit building, and a municipal services building. The combined strength of these rooftop solar panels will produce up to a megawatt of electricity which is enough to power 300 households.

Facilities & Infrastructure Energy Solutions Public Private Partnership (PPP)

Appleton, WI

Municipality in Wisconsin

United States

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We Energies

We Energies provides electrical service to areas of Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, and natural gas and steam energy to areas of Wisconsin.

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City of Appleton invests in solar panels to save taxpayers $30,000 a year in energy costs

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