At A Glance
System Size
173.6kw
Estimated Savings
$28,483 Annually
Utility Provider
WE Energies
Connection Type
Net Metered
Environmental Equivalents
184,864 Pounds of Coal
“This project is on top of an old building, and that building has been around since before the turn of the last century. We (NeighborWorks) are relative newcomers to the area, formed in 1982 and moving into this building in 2007. This neighborhood has changed a lot, and that’s part of what NeighborWorks does, we care about the old homes. We try to revitalize communities to make the neighborhoods a better place. We encourage homeownership, encourage housing choices throughout our neighborhoods…we want to make sure that everyone has a place to live. What we’re doing in this building now is helping people make smart decisions about their housing future. Our home ownership center council’s families that are thinking about pursuing the American dream of home ownership…We’ve helped over 3,000 families purchase homes in this neighborhood and the broader community. This building, with the renovation work we’ve done over time, is just one of 400 homes, apartments, and commercial buildings that we’ve renovated throughout the great Green Bay area. I’m so proud to continue that renovation work with the solar panels on the roof, they will help lower our cost, improve our efficiency and make it easier for us, with our limited resources, to serve even more families in our community.”Halverson pointed out some key individuals that made the project happen, the main one being Alex Mueller, CFO of NeighborWorks Green Bay. Halverson stated that “Alex saw the possibility of this project, and although our other partners and funders made it feasible, Alex made it possible. With his persistence the project truly came to life.” The reason for the trucks…. Originally constructed in the 1800s, the building became the birthplace of Schneider in 1938 when company founder Al Schneider moved his fledgling operations there. Schneider’s antique truck, affectionately dubbed “Vinny” joined us for some recreation photos with the building now outfitted with solar panels to reduce energy costs. Schneider also brought a 2019 tractor outfitted with its most cutting-edge features, showing how much the company – and the transportation industry – has changed since its earliest days. “It was a natural fit for us to help this building become more efficient. At Schneider we believe in honoring the past by living out our core values every day, while at the same time keeping our eye on the horizon and embracing change and innovation.” The Schneider Foundation donated $23,000 towards the project. Information about the project can be found on the NeighborWorks Green Bay testimonial page.
173.6kw
$28,483 Annually
WE Energies
Net Metered
184,864 Pounds of Coal
26kw
$4,238 Annually
Two Rivers Water & Light
Parallel Generation
2,411,958 Smartphones Charged
23.8kw
$3,716 Annually
Alliant Energy
Parallel Generation
1,948 Pounds of Coal
197.6kw
$22,293 Annually
WE Energies
Net Metered
20,695 Gallons of Gas
149.5kw
$23,913 Annually
WE Energies
Net Metered
1.8 Tanker Trucks of Gas
123kw
Madison Gas & Electric
Parallel Generation
13,709,514 Smartphones Charged
389kw
$56,681 Annually
WE Energies
Net Metered
44,398,424 Smartphones Charged
133.2kw
$1,114,935
Madison Gas & Electric
Parallel Generation
14,727 Gallons of Gas
25.7kw
WE Energies
Parallel Generation
26,293 Pounds of Coal
26kw
Alliant Energy
Parallel Generation
28.86kw
WE Energies
Net Metered
43.6kw
$151,039
WE Energies
Net Metered
4,817,623 Smartphones Charged
73.84kw
$329,713
Plymouth Utilities
Parallel Generation
64.845kw
$21,442
WPS
Parallel Generation
133kw
$386,522
Alliant Energy
Parallel Generation
12,550 Gallons of Gas
26.6kw
$3,953
Alliant Energy
Parallel Generation
12,578 Pounds of Coal
128.7kw
$513,821
Manitowoc Public Utilites
Parallel Generation
13,964,512 Smartphones Charged
45.5kw
$275,531
WE Energies
Parallel Generation
4,679,952 Smartphones Charged
1.825 MW
$103,000 Annually
WE Energies
Direct Sell Rate Tariff
1,740,000 ton of CO2 emissions
388.8kw
$51,288
WE Energies
Net Metering
26,104 gallons of gasoline consumed. 22,789 gallons of diesel consumed. 256,673 pounds of coal burned. 3.1 tanker trucks' worth of gasoline.
388.9kw
$51,340
WE Energies
Net Metering
26,135 gallons of gasoline consumed. 22,815 gallons of diesel consumed. 256,973 pounds of coal burned. 3.1 tanker trucks' worth of gasoline.
299.3kw
$42,934
WE Energies
Net Metering
20,076 gallons of gasoline consumed. 17,526 gallons of diesel consumed information. 197,404 pounds of coal burned.
50.7 kW - DC
$10,329
WE Energies
Line Side/Parallel Generation (CGS-NM)
361,853lbs of coal burned annually
31.87 kW
$4,998 Anually
WE Energies
Monthly Net Metering (CGS-NM)
CO2 Emissions: 22.6 Metric Tons 2,341 Gallons of Gasoline
370kw
$1,053,732
Alliant Energy
Parallel Generation
401,786 lbs. of Coal or 44,218,770 smartphones charged.
389kw
$1,190,164
WE Energies
Net Metering
384,108 lbs. of Coal or 42,273,187 smartphones charged