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Wisconsin Energy Broadcast
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May 7, 2020
Battery Storage “Changes Everything” for Renewable Energy
Energy storage is rapidly changing the market for renewable power. Business and residential customers are turning toward batteries to have a reliable back-up energy system. Large scale developers use battery power to smooth out the power generation.<br /> On this episode of the Wisconsin Energy Broadcast we are airing a Battery Storage breakout session from the January 16, 2020 Renewable Energy Summit held at the Monona Terrace in Madison, Wisconsin. The accompanying slides and the full audio recording are available at <a href="https://www.renewwisconsin.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Energy-Storage.pdf">renewwisconsin.org</a>.<br /> The short slide presentation includes energy storage terminology, system design and models of how the combination of solar + storage can smooth variations into hourly firm blocks and reduce energy imbalances. These slides may enhance your enjoyment as you listen to this presentation from the energy storage experts.<br /> The experts featured in tonights episode are Steve Danbeck, <a href="https://archelec.com/">Arch Electric, Inc.</a>, Kate Howling, <a href="https://invenergyllc.com/">Invenergy</a>, Tom Mullooly, <a href="https://www.foley.com/en">Foley and Lardner</a> & Tim Wilson of <a href="http://www.gundersenhealth.org">Gunderson Health Systems</a>.<br /> <br />
February 6, 2020
Dairy and greenhouse gas emissions with Guest Dr. Matthew Ruark
Agriculture in the U.S. represents about 9% of total greenhouse gas emissions. But new research suggests that improvements in dairy farm operations could reduce those emissions by up to 30 or 40%.<br /> Dr. Matthew Ruark shares the results of the multi-university, $10 million research report on dairy and greenhouse gas emissions. The report titled “Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in Diary Production Systems of the Great Lakes Region: Dairy Coordinated Agricultural Project” shares research on reducing emissions from all stages of dairy production. Find this report and more at <a href="http://www.sustainabledairy.org/Pages/home.aspx">sustainabledairy.org</a>.<br /> Dr. Ruark shares information about strategies farmers can use to increase carbon and organic matter in the soil (to retain water and supply more nutrients). Farmers can return carbon to soil with manure additions, high biomass crops, and adding cover crops. And farmers can keep the carbon in place in the soil by reducing tillage and soil disturbances.<br /> Visit the <a href="http://virtualfarm.psu.edu/">virtualfarm</a> to learn how the different parts of a dairy farm and the emissions tradeoffs of conservation practices on a farm.<br /> <br /> <br /> A series of factsheets about dairy production developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison are available <a href="http://www.sustainabledairy.org/publications/Pages/Fact-Sheets.aspx">on this website</a>. <br />
December 5, 2019
Katherine Hamilton: Keynote Speaker for Jan 16, 2020 Renewable Energy ...
Katherine Hamilton, Chair, 38 North Solutions is coming to Madison to headline the RENEW Wisconsin<a href="https://www.renewwisconsin.org/renewable-energy-summit/"> Renewable Energy Summit on January 16, 2020</a>. Heather talks with Katherine about trends in federal policy and global economic drivers as they relate to renewables. They discuss solar tax credits, trends in electricity storage and <a href="https://www.naruc.org/taskforce/participating-states/">efforts by states to develop forward looking clean energy policies</a>.<br /> In her keynote address at the Wisconsin Renewable Energy Summit, Katherine will offer a global perspective on clean energy before zeroing in on Wisconsin’s role, opportunity, and strategies for advancing this industry.<br /> Katherine has been listed on the #Solar100 board by kWh Analytics and received a Cleanie Award as Entrepreneur of the Year in 2018. Katherine served as President of the GridWise Alliance, advocating for nearly $5 billion in funding for smart grid projects in the Recovery Act.<br /> At the <a href="https://www.nrel.gov">National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)</a>, Katherine led buildings research and then managed government relations in Washington, DC. Katherine spent a decade at Virginia Power, designing overhead and underground electrical systems for commercial and residential developments. Katherine studied electrical engineering at Northern Virginia Community College and holds degrees from Cornell University and the Sorbonne. Katherine is part of <a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/podcast/the-energy-gang">The Energy Gang</a> podcast through Greentech Media.<br />
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