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Mixed use building restored in 2005, using high-efficiency HVAC, bamboo flooring, and reusing much of the original building materials. 2006 Mayors Urban Design Award winning project.

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Complete home renovation with focus on recycled and resuable materials to achieve sustainable/green residence. In addition to solar pv, geothermal and desuperheater we are using cementitious siding, spray foam insulation, salvaged and recylced materials, water barrels, energy star windows and appliances, PEX piping, and other green remodeling techniques and applications.

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North Shore Presbyterian Church is a 500 member congregation in Shorewood, just north of Capitol Drive and West of Oakland Ave. It is the first church in Metro Milwaukee's North Shore Area to have a solar-electric system installed.

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This is an earth-sheltered monolithic ferro cement dome home connected to a preexisting old silo. Built with recycled materials and features: a 24' x 12' arched main entrance of glass block; a 12-sided cupola; a masonry heater; and a passive solar 2' stone heat sink.

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We are the first faith community in our county that has moved forward with adding renewable energy to the building as a step toward stewardship to the earth and conservation of electricity.

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Approximately 33% energy offset with power generated. We also have solar powered, high power LED landscape lighting, and many low wattage LED lights inside.

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Began generating on 7/2/07. 24 panels on roof. It's exciting as heck to be part of this. Looking forward to telling/showing others about it.

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This site has 3 PV systems. One battery-based system, and 2 grid-tied systems. One of the grid-tied systems uses a Wattsun tracker to follow the sun. New addition- Solar hot air collector.

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This site is projected to become an alternative energy hub for residents in Milwaukee. Our facility boasts a large greenhouse specializing in aquaculture and heirloom plants, wood pellets stoves, and a 1.6kW photovoltaic array.

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We have a solar hot water heater that we installed three years ago. It has helped us to reduce aour gas consumption.

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Rooftop mounted AET Solar Collector with Superstor 60 gallon indirect water heater. This is a drainback system.

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We have an active solar display in our office that is connected to one of our solar panels on our roof. The water from this display is dual purpose for domestic hot water and space heating. We have high efficiency/sensor lighting and heating as well.

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This installation is on a 100 year old house. The electrical conduit for the PV panels runs through the house's chimney. The back up hot water is natural gas. The house needed the roof replaced before installation of the panels. The panels are installed on the two south facing roofs.

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New construction completed in 2007 includes a 1.6 Kw grid-tied solar PV system, solar domestic hot water and space heating system with connection to a radiant heating system in basement; tankless hot water; whole house fan; Corbond closed cell sprayed insulation.

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Pinehold Gardens is a sustainable vegetable and fruit farm. The 2.5 kW dual axis tracker has produced 4,500 kWh annually for the past two years providing enough energy for the farm's irrigation and refrigeration needs. We participate in We Energies Energy For Tomorrow Power Partner Program.

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30 roof-mounted solar panels on home in City of Waukesha. Panels are on the second story, following the roofline in rear of the house. Installed in May. Produced 14,709 Kwh in 26 months.

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A wide open solar window provides a perfect spot for our solar tracking system. Visable from our front yard, it provides our neighbors with the awareness of clean energy. To view performance go to: http://view2.fatspaniel.net/PV2Web/merge?view=;PV/simple/HostedEndUser&eid=62996

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This bungalow has a solar PV system, which was installed in May 2008. Home also features a tankless gas water heater.

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2-4x10 heliodyne Solar collectors on roof of 2 story house 80 gallon hot water storage tank in basement with a 50 gallon Bradford White combicor natural gas water heater for use with radiant floor heat.

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Over 90% of the power used at Camp Dewan is provided by the recently installed solar electric system. The best place for an installation is a south-facing location with little shade. The barn roof at Camp Dewan is perfect. The 78th and final solar panel went live in June 2008.

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Non Profit environmental center in partnership with the City of Milwaukee

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Our home is a three story house with a full basement and an extended basement under the garage, two exits and a fireway. Passive solar zero energy, water conservation, hydronic heating, pellet/corn stove, solar tubes, high efficient appliances and a energy structural insulated panel roof.

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The PV system is a ground mounted, seasonally adjustable unit about 150 feet south of the home with underground wiring connected to the inverter in the basement.

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The house was built in 1988 with a passive solar design. In spring of 2007 we took advantage of our south exposure and added a photovoltaic system to it.

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This is a ranch home in a rural subdivision. It features a wood pellet stove, extra insulation, experimental solar space heating system, and a 500 watt PV array and Energy Star appliances.

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This home is "green" in many ways! In addition to the 4.26 kW system, it has been retrofitted with insulation and has an ultra-efficient, new furnace. Rain barrels collect water for the backyard, which is planted with native species. Installer: Full Spectrum Solar

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Three homes within walking distance with variety in styles and sustainability features. Active and passive solar. Insulation and other efficiency measures. Grid-intertied PV.

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PV installation on 85 year-old Milwaukee bungalow and garage within city environment. Use of compatible roof materials and garage roof renovation provides 100% of owners electrical needs. Other sustainability projects include gardens, rain barrels, and rain garden.

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The Center features two-button toilets .8 gallons or 1.6 gallons-- native, drought-tolerant plant species that break up soil, enabling it to soak up water and replenish groundwater - lessens runoff. Photovoltaic System donated by We Energies, which supplies 10-20% of electrical needs. Geothermal Closed-loop system.

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16 Roof mounted Sharp ND-208U1F panels, Pro Solar racking and Fronius IG3000 inverter; detailed photographs documenting installation process.

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System- 300W PV standalone, Morningstar 30amp charge controller, 800ah deep-cycle battery system. 15 years old solarex panels. Rain water for watering plants. High efficient radiant flooring system. Solartubes to bring in sunlight. Counter is made from recycled door. Brew biodiesel from waste oil to power our company & personal car.

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Addition/rennovations to 1912 Dutch Colonial house include: foam insulation, replacemnt windows, energy star appliances, durisol foundation blocks, eco-shake shingles, recycled red oak & red cedar flooring, marmoleum flooring, FSC pine trim, recycled marble, dual flush toilets, low-flow faucets, non-toxic paint & wood finishes, reclaimed brick & stone, composite decking.

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This Milwaukee home features 10 roof-mounted solar panels in a grid-tied system.

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Earth-bermed home, 3000 sq.ft. Passive space heating, active hot water, and heat recovery ventilator air-to-air heat exchanger in service since 1986. 4KW roof-mount grid-connected photovoltaic system added in spring 2008. Heating index is approx. 3.4 BTU/heating-degree- day/sq.ft; summer gas usage is 4-6 therms/month. PV installed by Arch Electric, Plymouth, WI.

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Public is able to see daily electric production. Assembly plant for Diagnostic Imaging Equipment. Total of 1,873 solar panels: three football fields long by one football field wide. Systems funded by WE Energies and GE Healthcare.

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This is a zero energy home with a monthly check from the utility. It is built into the hillside with structural insulated panel walls R45, roof R50, with no furnance. Solar water heat storage. Well water pumped through fan coil for air conditioning. Rain water storage system. Much to see!