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Gialamas Company: One Erdman Place receives Energy Star designation

For more information contact: Mary Fritsch or Andy Van Haren at 836-8000 or mary@gialamas.com or andy@gialamas.com February 20, 2009, Madison, Wisconsin - One Erdman Place, owned and managed by The Gialamas Company, has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) prestigious ENERGY STAR, the national symbol for superior energy efficiency and environmental protection. One Erdman Place achieved LEED “Gold Certification...

Wisconsin Power and Light: To hold base rates flat in 2009

Media Contact: Rob Crain (608) 458-4469 Investor Relations: Jamie Freeman (608) 458-3274 Company, sharing pain of economic downturn, decides against filing for emergency rate relief MADISON, WI – Despite a double digit drop in sales among nearly half of its top twenty customers, Wisconsin Power and Light Company (WPL), a subsidiary of Alliant Energy Corporation (NYSE: LNT), will hold base rates flat...

(WisBusiness) MON News Summary — 23 Feb. 2009

From WisBusiness.com ... -- Today's WisPolitics/WisBusiness energy conference is underway at Monona Terrace. See more: http://wisbusiness.com/index.iml?Article=148737 -- Stroh Die Casting of Milwaukee announced a layoff of 60 employees on or about April 27. Employees will be given 60 days pay and benefits regardless of layoff notice date. See the state filing: http://www.wisbusiness.com/1008/090220stroh.pdf -- PDM Solar Inc. in Wausau has received a...

REGISTER NOW: FEDERAL STIMULUS LAW EFFECT ON MIDWEST ENERGY FOCUS OF MADISON CONFERENCE MONDAY

MADISON, Wis. – The effect of the new federal stimulus on Midwest energy will be a focus of a conference Monday Feb. 23 at the Monona Terrace Convention Center. The massive new law contains millions of dollars to upgrade and revamp the nation's energy infrastructure. And Congressman Tammy Baldwin, Obama environmental adviser Howard Learner, Edison Electric Institute executive David...

WisBusiness: Tax credit for films could be on way out

By JR Ross WisBusiness.com The state would eliminate its film tax credit program and replace it with a grant program for film and video companies that create "permanent jobs in Wisconsin." Commerce Department Executive Assistant Zach Brandon said the proposal would refocus the program on what it was intended to do -- create jobs in Wisconsin. He said there are problems with...
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