This panel will explore how Wisconsin can build clean energy resilience—an energy system that is both low-carbon and reliable in the face of increasing disruptions. As the state experiences more frequent extreme weather events and grid challenges, clean energy technologies like distributed solar, battery storage, microgrids, and electrification offer opportunities to strengthen local resilience while cutting emissions. Panelists will discuss how communities, utilities, and policymakers can work together to modernize the grid, improve building efficiency, and deploy resilient clean energy solutions that keep homes, businesses, and critical services powered during outages. The conversation will highlight emerging technologies, policy tools, and local success stories that illustrate what a resilient, clean energy future could look like for Wisconsin.
