Promoting
Wisconsin’s
Energy Future!

Advocate for affordable, secure Wisconsin energy

Electricity bills are going up, and we are using more and more energy to power our daily lives. Wisconsin energy policy must prioritize affordable and reliable power sources.

Make your voice heard: Wisconsin must act to keep bills low and lights on by building reliable, domestic power. Now is the time to be practical: all forms of energy are needed to keep up with rising demand. We can’t sacrifice reliability – not when people are suffering from skyrocketing prices and power shortfalls are on the horizon.

There are two natural gas projects under consideration by Wisconsin regulators right now: Foundry Ridge and Red Oak Ridge. Combined, they could provide enough domestic power for more than 240,000 homes, serving as backup generators for the grid during peak demand.

Wisconsin Needs More Reliable Power

Tell the Wisconsin Public Service Commission you support the Red Oak Ridge Energy Center.

Wisconsin’s demand for electricity is growing, but our power supply isn’t keeping pace. Families, businesses, manufacturers, and communities all depend on reliable, affordable electricity every day. As our state plans for the future, we need practical energy solutions that strengthen the electric grid and help keep costs under control.

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission is currently considering the Red Oak Ridge Energy Center. Your voice can help demonstrate public support for investing in reliable energy infrastructure that serves Wisconsin today and prepares us for tomorrow.

Submit a Comment

You can personalize your message, but here is an example to get started:

I support the Red Oak Ridge Energy Center because Wisconsin needs reliable, affordable energy to meet our growing electricity demand. I encourage the Public Service Commission to approve this project so our state can continue investing in the infrastructure needed to support families, businesses, and future economic growth.

Show your Support –

submit a comment telling the Wisconsin Public Service Commission you support building new power in our state.

For example:

I support building more power infrastructure to preserve reliable, affordable energy for my home and my community. I urge the Commission to approve this project because…

  1. We need the power. Wisconsin power demand is projected to increase 40% in the next 6 years. If we don’t act to increase supply, we could face skyrocketing prices and rolling blackouts.
  2. We need the jobs. The American energy industry is growing. Building new domestic power infrastructure creates good jobs that sustain Wisconsin families.
  3. We need stable prices. The surest way to higher energy prices is not having enough power to go around. Large energy users like data centers have agreed to pay for the cost of adding more power to Wisconsin’s grid. We must act to protect families facing rising costs.
  4. We need a balanced energy mix. Natural gas is a key part of a balanced energy grid that can respond in any situation. Wisconsin needs to take a practical approach to building new power that prioritizes affordability and reliability.

Why This Project Matters

Reliable Energy for a Growing State

Electricity demand in Wisconsin is expected to increase significantly over the coming years. Building additional generation today helps ensure the electric grid can continue providing dependable service as demand grows.

Protecting Families from Higher Costs

When electricity supplies become constrained, prices often rise. Expanding Wisconsin’s energy infrastructure helps improve reliability while supporting a stable and affordable electric system for households and businesses.

Supporting Wisconsin Jobs

Major energy projects create good-paying construction jobs and support long-term economic development by providing the reliable electricity employers need to invest and grow.

A Balanced Energy Future

Wisconsin’s energy future depends on a diverse mix of resources. Natural gas works alongside renewable energy, nuclear power, and other generation sources to provide dependable electricity whenever it’s needed, helping maintain a reliable and resilient electric grid.

Make Your Voice Heard

Public comments are an important part of the Public Service Commission’s review process. If you believe Wisconsin should continue investing in reliable energy infrastructure, we encourage you to share your thoughts.
Every respectful comment becomes part of the public record and helps the Commission understand how Wisconsin residents view this project.