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The Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers (WAEE) invites you to join us at the Maplewood Middle School; Menasha Joint School District.
June 24, 2026
Meeting host:
Menasha Joint School District
Technical support from Miron, Eland Electric, and HGA
Lunch Sponsor:
Miron Construction
The new Maplewood School is the largest zero-net energy middle/intermediate school in the country. Sustainability is at the heart of the design. The all-electric, zero-net energy facility is expected to exceed ASHRAE 90.1-2013 standards by 45% and aims to meet or surpass LEED BD+C: Schools v4.1 certification.
The building features 160 geothermal wells, a 1.14-megawatt rooftop solar array with 2,747 panels, and independent classroom zoning for optimal thermal comfort. These systems not only reduce environmental impact but also serve as hands-on educational tools. With abundant daylight, advanced ventilation and strong connections to nature, the school promotes health, well-being and environmental stewardship.
AGENDA
12:00 - Check-in, networking, lunch
12:30 - WAEE Chapter Business
12:45 - Menasha School District Introduction
1:00 - Technical presentations
2:00 pm - Tour begins
3:00 pm - Adjourn
BOARD MEETING:
The WAEE board will be held at the Maplewood Middle School at 10:30am. Anyone interested in learning more about our chapter or getting more involved is welcome to attend. The board is comprised of energy industry professionals who volunteer their time to promote education and awareness in the energy industry.
The Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers is pleased to announce its Call for Presenters for our 13th Annual Wisconsin Energy Efficiency Expo, held at Monona Terrace in Madison, WI on October 22, 2026.
We are looking for energy professionals with technical presentations to engage and inspire attendees. The presentation may be based on knowledge, case studies, real-life experiences, technology & other appropriate aspects.
Important Details:
Topics of Interest:
1. Energy Efficiency Analytics, Funding, Incentives, & Policies
- AI-Driven Energy Management & Predictive Analytics - Real-Time Energy Monitoring & Demand Response Strategies - Data-Driven Energy Optimization for Buildings & Industry - Federal, State & Local Incentives for Energy Efficiency & Decarbonization - Demand Side Management & Load Balancing
- AI-Driven Energy Management & Predictive Analytics
- Real-Time Energy Monitoring & Demand Response Strategies
- Data-Driven Energy Optimization for Buildings & Industry
- Federal, State & Local Incentives for Energy Efficiency & Decarbonization
- Demand Side Management & Load Balancing
2. Energy Efficiency Implementation
- Building Automation & Smart Controls - Building Envelope & Weatherization - Boiler & Combustion Optimization - Energy & Building Management Systems (BMS/EMS) - Case Studies in Energy Efficiency & Decarbonization - Geothermal and Advanced Heat Pump Technologies - Heat Recovery & Waste Heat Utilization - Industrial Process Energy Efficiency - HVAC & High-Performance Building Systems - High Efficiency IT Cooling Methods (Direct-to-Chip, Immersion) - Lighting, Controls, and Smart Sensors
- Building Automation & Smart Controls
- Building Envelope & Weatherization
- Boiler & Combustion Optimization
- Energy & Building Management Systems (BMS/EMS)
- Case Studies in Energy Efficiency & Decarbonization
- Geothermal and Advanced Heat Pump Technologies
- Heat Recovery & Waste Heat Utilization
- Industrial Process Energy Efficiency
- HVAC & High-Performance Building Systems
- High Efficiency IT Cooling Methods (Direct-to-Chip, Immersion)
- Lighting, Controls, and Smart Sensors
3. Renewables, Onsite Generation, EV & Energy Storage
- Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Bioenergy) - Smart Grid, Microgrid, and Energy Storage Solutions - Small Modular Nuclear Reactors - Hydrogen and Non-Carbon-Based Vehicle Fuels & Fuel Cells - Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Fleet Electrification Strategies
- Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Bioenergy)
- Smart Grid, Microgrid, and Energy Storage Solutions
- Small Modular Nuclear Reactors
- Hydrogen and Non-Carbon-Based Vehicle Fuels & Fuel Cells
- Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Fleet Electrification Strategies
4. Suggested Topics
Other relevant topics may be submitted for consideration
Please Note:
Items Required for Submission of Your Presentation Proposal:
Title of Presentation Abstract of Presentation (150 to 200 words) Brief Biography (100 to 150 words) Portrait Photo
Title of Presentation
Abstract of Presentation (150 to 200 words)
Brief Biography (100 to 150 words)
Portrait Photo
The Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers (WAEE) invites you to join us at the Milwaukee Public Library's Martin Luther King Branch.
July 22, 2026
Milwaukee Public Library
Darcy Solutions and The Glacier Group
The new 17,400-square-foot Martin Luther King Branch is an $11 million investment supported by $6 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, the city’s ARPA-backed Housing Trust Fund, Tax Incremental Funding (TIF) support, private grants, and other grants and loans. This branch is part of a mixed-use development that includes a 42-unit apartment complex—strengthening the King Drive corridor and anchoring neighborhood revitalization.
Attendees will learn about the geothermal heating and cooling, rooftop solar panels, green roof, and infrastructure for EV charging stations, making this the greenest library in Southeast Wisconsin. The geothermal well was built in the parking areas at the back of the parcel and only took the space equivalent of a half a parking spot. The project demonstrates how compact aquifer technology can be integrated into urban public infrastructure.
12:45 - City of Milwaukee Introduction
1:00 - Technical presentations by Darcy Solutions and The Glacier Group
The WAEE board will be held at the MLK Library at 10:30am. Anyone interested in learning more about our chapter or getting more involved is welcome to attend. The board is comprised of energy industry professionals who volunteer their time to promote education and awareness in the energy industry.
The Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers (WAEE) invites you to join us at the Sun Prairie Utilities Municipal Garage.
August 26, 2026
Meeting host and Lunch provider:
Sun Prairie Utilities
You’re invited to learn more about the future of sustainable municipal infrastructure at the Sun Prairie Utilities Municipal Garage. Sun Prairie Utilities (SPU) is a community-owned, locally controlled utility that provides electric and water services to the residents and businesses of Sun Prairie.
Attendees will learn how the Geothermal HVAC system is used to heat and cool the building; as well as how the 435 kW rooftop solar array works in tandem with the facility's All-Electric Design to generate over 70% of the building's power on-site.
In the office and warehouse areas, Smart Lighting with occupancy sensors, high-efficiency windows and detailed real-time monitoring work together to maintain comfort while minimizing energy waste. Finally, attendees will learn how their EV Infrastructure supports the transition to cleaner transportation with Level 2 charging stations available for public and fleet use.
12:45 - Sun Prairie Utilities technical presentations
The WAEE board will be held at the Municipal Garage at 10:30am. Anyone interested in learning more about our chapter or getting more involved is welcome to attend. The board is comprised of energy industry professionals who volunteer their time to promote education and awareness in the energy industry.
Call for Sponsors: 13th Annual Wisconsin Energy Efficiency Expo (WEEE) 2026
Join us in harnessing the power of energy efficiency at the 12th Annual Wisconsin Energy Efficiency Expo (WEEE). This event, scheduled for THURSDAY, October 22, 2026, is geared towards industry leaders in energy efficiency.
Expo Details:
When: October 22, 2026, from 7:30am to 4pmWhere: Monona Terrace; 1 John Nolen Drive, Madison, WI 53703Sponsor registration: Open now!Exhibitor registration: Coming Soon! WAEE Hotel Block: (details to come)
The WAEE Annual Expo brings together over 300 energy professionals, business owners, educators, and students from across Wisconsin to learn about the latest developments in the energy efficiency field. The Expo features 20 breakout sessions on a variety of topics such as renewables, electric vehicles, energy storage, energy efficiency implementation, deep dive into specific energy efficiency topics and technologies, energy efficiency analytics, funding, Focus on Energy incentives, and energy policies. In addition to the breakout learning sessions, the Expo features over 30 exhibitors in the energy field representing all types of support for efficiency projects.
Click Here for Additional details about Sponsorship levels and benefits
Please note: Booth staff are to be registered individually in General Registration once that is open.
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