The City of Fitchburg receives climate champion awards for sustainable upgrades to the police services facility and public works garage.
This highlight features Mindy Zinthefer's contributions to the solar industry in Wisconsin.
Today, Arch Solar is Wisconsin’s leading solar energy company in the Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay and Fox Cities areas, offering panel installation and battery storage for homes, utilities and businesses by way of over 220-strong team of employees.
Dual-use solar sites offer numerous benefits for farmers and system operators, but require special design considerations to account for the smooth operation of their agricultural aspects.
Wisconsin homeowners are increasingly pairing solar panels with battery storage as technology improves and concerns about power outages, utility costs, and grid reliability grow.
WPR interviews Arch Solar about industry trends regarding electric vehicles, solar, and wind.
WPR checks in with industry experts to see how the trends are affecting Wisconsin’s green transition.
The FOX6 News article, “Pettit National Ice Center Rooftop Solar System Installed,” highlights a major renewable energy initiative at Milwaukee’s Pettit National Ice Center, one of the largest indoor ice-skating facilities in the United States.
In this episode of Sean White’s Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, host Sean White speaks with Andrew Holmstrom of Arch Solar ahead of the 2026 NABCEP Conference in Milwaukee.
In this episode of Sean White’s Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, host Sean White sits down with Michael Schwarz, General Manager of Growth at Arch O&M, to discuss the critical but often overlooked role of operations and maintenance (O&M) in the solar industry.
The Canary Media article, “Illinois’ Booming Solar Sector Entices Young Job Seekers,” examines how Illinois’ rapid growth in solar energy is creating new career opportunities for young people and helping address workforce needs in the clean energy industry.
The Wisconsin Public Radio article, “Milwaukee’s Pettit Center Indoor Olympic Speedskating Oval Goes Solar,” highlights a major renewable energy project at the Pettit National Ice Center, one of the most unique and energy-intensive sports facilities in the United States.
