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Watt's Up, Wisconsin?

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by Wisconsin Energy Institute

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9 episodes

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The world of energy is a confusing and ever growing field. Microgrids, agrivoltaics, alternative battery storage, bioenergy – it can be tricky to understand what these new technologies are, let alone how they impact you. Produced by the Wisconsin Energy Institute, Watt’s Up, Wisconsin? takes on these big topics in energy, breaking down what they are and what they mean for Wisconsinites. Do you have a question about energy in Wisconsin? Ask the Wisconsin Energy Institute at communications@energy.wisc.edu or tweet us and tag #WattsUpWI.

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December 20, 2023

Shining a Light on Energy Justice

Every time we flip a switch, it's connected to an energy bill. But, the impact of that energy bill isn't the same for everyone. For many Americans, they experience unaffordable energy bills and undue energy burden–spending a greater portion of their income on energy bills than the average household. In this episode, we look at energy justice and ways we can make energy equitable for all. We spoke to Jaime Garibay-Rodriguez about his research into carbon lock-in and the barriers to adopting cleaner, and cheaper, energy technologies. Then, we turn to Slipstream, a Madison-based organization working to accelerate clean energy adoption with an equity lens.

December 6, 2023

Battery Storage: Combatting the Duck

Solar energy is made during the day, but energy demand is highest when the sun sets. In order for intermittent energy sources, like wind and solar, to help in these peak periods, we need a way to store energy. In this episode, we look at energy storage, understanding how we will store energy for a renewable energy future and what ducks have to do with it. We speak to battery researcher Eric Kazayk about how battery storage fits into this picture, from grid scale storage to electric vehicles.

November 22, 2023

Bioenergy Basics: The Big Picture

We have talked about the basics of bioenergy and how we access energy from plants, but how does this fit into our lives? In the last episode of our series on bioenergy, we focus on how exactly biofuels fit into our lives, and ways they have already made an impact. We spoke to researcher Tyler Lark about the big picture of biofuels in the United States, from past and future policy to its effects on the ecosystem.

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What is Watt's Up, Wisconsin??: The world of energy is a confusing and ever growing field. Microgrids, agrivoltaics, alternative battery storage, bioenergy – it can be tricky to understand what these new technologies are, let alone how they impact you. Produced by the Wisconsin Energy Institute, Watt’s Up, Wisconsin? takes on these big topics in energy, breaking down what they are and what they mean for Wisconsinites.

Do you have a question about energy in Wisconsin? Ask the Wisconsin Energy Institute at communications@energy.wisc.edu or tweet us and tag #WattsUpWI.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates inactive.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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