Power Wisconsin Forward
Wisconsin deserves a clean, reliable, and Affordable energy future
Power Wisconsin Forward
Across Wisconsin, energy costs are rising as utilities propose new investments, including additional methane gas plants to support growing demand from data centers. The Coalition is working to ensure that energy decisions prioritize affordability, transparency, and long-term benefits for communities across the state – because Wisconsin deserves a clean, reliable, and cost-effective energy future.
Tell the PSC to Reject We Energies' Rate Increase Proposal
We Energies is seeking a 14% residential electric rate increase by 2028. The utility’s proposal would increase the typical residential customer’s electric bill by $14.67 per month on January 1, 2027, and by an additional $8.69 per month on January 1, 2028.
Submit a Comment to the PSC:
Make your voice heard by submitting a comment to the PSC here by September 18. Not sure what to submit? Pull from Healthy Climate Wisconsin’s example comment here.
Attend One of the PSC's Public Hearings
Attend in person on Tuesday, Sept. 1 at the Alumni Memorial Union, 1442 W Wisconsin Avenue, Ballrooms B and E.
Can’t go in person? You can attend online:
Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1 p.m.: Join on Zoom or watch live on YouTube
Tuesday, Sept. 1, 6 p.m.: Join on Zoom or watch live on YouTube
Stop new gas plants for data centers
Invenergy is planning to build two expensive new methane gas plants to power data centers in Wisconsin, with the goal of selling them to We Energies.
The two proposed gas plants in southeastern Wisconsin – the Foundry Ridge project in Darien, Wisconsin and the Red Oak Ridge project proposal in Paris, Wisconsin — would have major health, environmental and energy-cost consequences for Wisconsin communities.
Wisconsin needs an integrated resource planning requirement and a strong clean energy standard so rising electricity demand is evaluated comprehensively, and met with the lowest-cost, cleanest clean energy resources.
Watch our virtual press briefing to learn more.