Arch recognized as Top US Solar Contractor by Solar Power World.
This Hunger Task Force article spotlights Andrew Holmstrom of Arch Solar and his role in helping the organization expand its commitment to sustainability while strengthening its mission to fight hunger in Milwaukee.
This BizTimes Milwaukee article highlights Arch Solar’s decision to relocate its corporate headquarters to Milwaukee as part of a major expansion driven by growing demand for renewable energy throughout Wisconsin.
This Wisconsin Public Radio article examines the growing urgency for Wisconsin homeowners to take advantage of federal clean energy and home efficiency tax credits before Congress phases them out.
This Green Bay Packers article highlights the success and continued growth of the organization’s Mentor-Protégé Program, which included participation from Arch Solar.
This podcast episode, centered around Arch Solar, explores the company’s growth, leadership philosophy, and the broader transformation happening within the renewable energy industry.
A RENEW Wisconsin article in its “Clean Energy Works” series highlights the people behind Wisconsin’s growing rooftop solar industry by following an Arch Solar installation crew through a residential solar project.
This Milwaukee Business Journal “Table of Experts” discussion explores how southeastern Wisconsin businesses are increasingly moving from sustainability planning to measurable action, with leaders across energy, construction, manufacturing, and real estate describing sustainability as both an environmental responsibility and a long-term business strategy.
An Insight on Business article titled “Making the Most of Momentum” highlights Arch’s rapid growth and strategic positioning as Wisconsin’s renewable energy market continues expanding.
A Chicago Tribune article highlights how YouthBuild Lake County is preparing young adults for careers in the rapidly expanding clean energy industry through a new solar panel installation training program.
This Greater Milwaukee Today article highlights the Mequon-Thiensville School District’s investment in renewable energy through a new solar panel installation project designed to reduce long-term operating costs and improve sustainability efforts across the district.
Fond du Lac-based Holiday Ford recently installed several solar arrays on their properties, including the Holiday Ford Building and Collision Center, as well as an EV charging site.