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U.S. Gain, a leader in the development and distribution of alternative fuel and renewable energy, is excited to share its first integration of a solar microgrid at its Dallmann East River Dairy digester in Brillion, Wisconsin. This U.S. Gain-owned digester has been producing renewable natural gas (RNG) for the transportation industry since August 2020.

George Bussey is already sold on electric vehicles. On a gray winter day, he navigates the snow-covered streets of Bayfield in his 2021 Chevy Bolt. Bussey, who lives just south of Ashland, said he’s already put about 17,000 miles on the four-door hatchback since he and his wife Dorota bought it two years ago. "I just love this car," Bussey said. "This is my favorite car of all the cars I've had... going all the way back to my used 1957 Cadillac."

Schneider Electric, a global specialist in the digital transformation of energy management and automation technology, this month has announced its new Sustainability Impact Awards. As stated by a press release, the inaugural awards program "recognizes the critical role that Schneider’s partners and customers play in delivering a more resilient and sustainable electric world."

Faith Technologies Incorporated, has made an investment in the Wisconsin-based venture capital firm, TitletownTech. Founded by the Green Bay Packers and Microsoft, TitletownTech’s vision is to form a powerful, collaborative network to create, build and invest in new technologies and bring new ventures to market.

Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, today announced its first-ever Sustainability Impact Awards, an inaugural program that recognizes the critical role that Schneider's partners and customers play in delivering a more resilient and sustainable electric world.

Every day, Sara Hutchcraft and Kelsey Harlow are working hard in the construction industry. Hutchcraft has been in the construction industry for 10 years, while Harlow entered the industry six years ago after graduating from K-State with an engineering degree.

Every day, Sarah Hutchcraft and Kelsey Harlow work hard as women in the construction industry. Hutchcraft has been in the construction industry for 10 years, while Harlow entered the industry six years ago after graduating from K-State with an engineering degree.

Like most other companies beginning a digital transformation journey, Fonterra—a multinational dairy processor—kept much of its manufacturing data on paper and in several electronic systems.

Green Bay-based venture capital fund TitletownTech has secured yet another investment as it seeks to raise $80 million. Menasha-based Faith Technologies Inc., a company specializing in engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean energy, has invested an undisclosed amount in TitletownTech. Leadership from both organizations pointed to shared values as the reason for the investment.