Op Ed: We Energies Plan for More Gas Plants Is a Mistake

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Rather than doubling down on fossil fuels, Wisconsin should implement on-site demand response incentives for large energy users -- reducing peak demand without costly new gas infrastructure.
47% : Despite political resistance, responsible businesses are stepping up.
46% : At a time when clean energy and storage solutions are proving to be more reliable and cost-effective, doubling down on fossil fuel dependency is a financial and environmental mistake Wisconsin simply can't afford.
42% : Conflicts with We Energies' climate goals and corporate objectives We Energies has publicly committed to reducing carbon emissions by 80% by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
33% : If Wisconsin fails to follow suit, residents and businesses could face skyrocketing energy costs and stranded fossil fuel assets that quickly become obsolete.
32% : Locking in new gas plants while battery storage and renewables continue to outpace fossil fuels is an expensive mistake Wisconsin can't afford.

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