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Our Mission: The Midwest Renewable Energy Association promotes renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration.
Office Hours: M-F 10am - 4pm.
Open to the public for tours daily at 1pm. To schedule other times or for more information, please click on "ReNew the Earth Institute" above.
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MREA Happenings
2008 Energy Fair Tickets Now Available
Tickets for the 2008 Energy Fair, June 20-22, are now available! Get tickets for the Energy Fair, camping, home tours and bus tickets here.
Help Spread the Word about the Energy Fair
Want to help tell others about the Energy Fair, June 20-22? We need your help to put up posters and other promotional materials throughout the Midwest. Email us to get some posters today!
Energy Fair Workshop Schedule available
The workshop schedule and exhibitor listing is now available online. Click here for the workshop listing, or click here for the workshop listing. Want the complete program guide? Email today!
Low Cost Seminars in Milwaukee
MREA and We Energies are partnering to offer a series of seminars around the greater Milwaukee area. Two seminar topics are available: PV for Residential Applications, and Solar Water Heating for Residential Applications. It's a great way to introduce homeowners to solar technologies and financial incentives offered by We Energies. Classes are only $15 each. To learn more visit We Energies website. Or call the MREA at 715-592-6595.
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Action Alert
4th annual Small Wind Power Conference!
Register today for the Small Wind Power Conference, June 17-18, 2008 in Stevens Point. It's the 4th annual conference that brings together manufacturers, installers and policy makers to address issues surrounding small wind systems. Get details here.
Renewable Tax Bill Passes US House, Now On to Senate
The US House passed a new bill aimed at ensuring tax credits will be extended into 2009. The Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Tax of 2008 (HR 5351) passed on a vote of 236-182, but faces long odds amid opposition in the Senate and a White House veto threat. The bill extends and expands tax incentives for renewable electricity, energy and fuel, as well as for hybrid cars, and energy efficient homes, buildings and appliances. It would also repeal $18 billion in tax subsidies for oil companies. Contact your Senator today.
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