Look back on solar in 2024.
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.
See the veterans supporting Wisconsin's solar industry.
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.
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.