A Sheboygan Press article highlights Arch Solar founder Ed Zinthefer being honored as the 2024 Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Wisconsin Craft Professional of the Year, recognizing his decades of leadership, mentorship, and contributions to Wisconsin’s renewable energy industry.
he Milwaukee Bucks have partnered with Arch Solar, making the Wisconsin-based solar solutions company a Sustainability Partner of the Bucks.
Arch recognized as Top US Solar Contractor by Solar Power World.
This article highlights Milwaukee homeowner John Hambrook’s positive experience with the City of Milwaukee’s Grow Solar campaign, a program designed to encourage residential solar energy adoption through group purchasing discounts and educational outreach.
The RENEW Wisconsin article “Clean Energy Works Profile – Sam Lammers” highlights the career journey and passion of Sam Lammers, the DC Crew Lead at Arch Solar, and showcases how personal values can align with the growing renewable energy industry in Wisconsin.
The article “Sky’s the Limit for Solar Projects Across Wisconsin” explores the rapid growth of Wisconsin’s solar energy industry and the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of renewable energy development across the state.
This FOX6 News article “Solar Panel Installer Closes; Panels ‘Have Not Met’ Expectations: Family” examines the challenges some Wisconsin homeowners have faced after solar installation companies suddenly shut down, leaving customers with unfinished work, underperforming systems, and limited support.
The article “Portrait-Oriented Solar Modules Perform Better on Certain Roofs” from Solar Power World examines the advantages and growing popularity of portrait-oriented solar panel installations for specific rooftop applications.
This Shepherd Express article, “How You Can Be Part of Milwaukee’s Clean Energy Future,” discusses how recent federal and state clean energy initiatives are creating new opportunities for Wisconsin residents to lower energy costs, improve home efficiency, and participate in the transition toward renewable energy.
The TMJ4 Morning Blend article “Arch Solar Celebrates 20th Anniversary with a Solar-Powered Mobile Workstation in Milwaukee Parks” highlights how Wisconsin-based solar company Arch Solar marked two decades in business by bringing renewable energy education directly into the community.
The article “Hunger Task Force Energizes Fight Against Hunger with Solar Installation” highlights how Milwaukee-based nonprofit Hunger Task Force combined sustainability and community service by installing a large rooftop solar array at its food bank headquarters.
This opinion article by JD Smith, “Smaller-Scale Community Solar Projects Can Ease Utility Bills,” argues that Wisconsin should expand access to community solar as a practical solution for rising energy costs, local economic development, and renewable energy growth.
