The Solar Builder article, “Rooftop Solar Aids Affordable Housing in Milwaukee | Projects Weekly,” highlights a 191-kW rooftop solar installation completed by Arch Solar and SolarEdge Technologies at a newly developed affordable housing and community library complex in Milwaukee.
A Wisconsin Senate committee heard more than three hours of testimony in support of legislation that would establish a community solar program in the state, with advocates arguing the proposal would lower energy costs, strengthen grid reliability, expand consumer choice, and provide new economic opportunities for farmers and local businesses.
Arch Solar has completed a 191-kW DC solar installation at a newly developed affordable housing and community library complex in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, helping advance the city’s efforts to bring clean energy to underserved neighborhoods.
The article, “Our Sun Our Power: Broad Coalition of Businesses, Farmers, Workers, and Environmental Groups Press Senate to Approve Community Solar Legislation,” highlights growing support for Wisconsin’s proposed community solar legislation (SB-559 and AB-493).
Arch Solar and SolarEdge announced new solar portfolios with two Wisconsin towns — Edgerton and Wauwatosa.
The Pettit National Ice Center, a Milwaukee landmark for more than 30 years, is known for being one of the most energy-intensive facilities in the area because of its nearly 97,000 square feet of ice spread across a 200,000-square-foot building. To address rising energy demands and reduce long-term operating costs, the center partnered with Wisconsin-based Arch Solar to install a massive solar array on the roof.
A FOX6 Milwaukee report examines how Wisconsin’s residential solar industry is experiencing a surge in demand as homeowners rush to secure federal tax incentives before they expire at the end of 2025.
This Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article highlights Milwaukee County’s newest clean energy initiative at the Marcia P. Coggs Health and Human Services Building, where county leaders unveiled a rooftop solar array designed to reduce emissions, lower energy costs, and support the county’s long-term sustainability goals.
The Milwaukee Business Journal’s annual ranking of Wisconsin’s largest women-owned businesses highlights Arch Solar.
his E&E News article explores how the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and data centers is creating new optimism within the U.S. solar industry, even as federal clean energy incentives begin to phase out.
SolarEdge and Arch Solar announced the completion of a nearly 390-kW rooftop solar project at Nicolet Union High School in Glendale, Wisconsin.
The “Brews and Blueprints” podcast episode featuring JD Smith of Arch Solar focuses on the rapid growth of Wisconsin’s solar energy industry and the evolving role renewable energy is playing in construction, infrastructure, and economic development across the state.