It was great to host several groups this week at the State Capitol! Check out who I met with and what we talked about below<U+2B07><U+FE0F> I met with folks from Rock Energy Cooperative to discuss the future of electric vehicle charging & increasing utility worker safety in Wisconsin. https://t.co/WhMqIGodiY
Mark Spreitzer
@RepSpreitzer · WI · H
Posts27
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Voting-record position0.036
CoverageJul 23, 2020 to Apr 27, 2023
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This week at the State Capitol I met with constituents of the 15th Senate District for @WIConservation Voters Lobby Day! It was wonderful to talk about the 2023-25 state budget proposal, clean energy jobs, helping communities access grants, and the importance of cleaning up PFAS. https://t.co/5tdWHW9HKn
On September 17, the Public Service Commission extended the utility shutoff moratorium for residential consumers through November 1, when the annual moratorium on shut offs for electric & gas customers takes effect. The annual winter moratorium remains in place until April 15.
Today, the Public Service Commission extended the utility shutoff moratorium for residential consumers through September 1. The previous moratorium was scheduled to expire tomorrow.
Dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic is difficult enough without having to worry that water or electrical service could be disconnected. https://t.co/4c6lFyvfNp
This week, @GovEvers announced Wisconsin<U+2019>s first ever Clean Energy Plan! This is a great step toward protecting our environment, working toward lower energy bills and prices at the pump, and creating jobs. https://t.co/B35ozZV2hf
With more than 93,000 Wisconsinites at risk of disconnection, I thank the PSC for extending the utility disconnection moratorium.
Last Thursday, I was glad to join for a ribbon cutting for @alliantenergy's West Riverside Energy Center. This facility provides jobs and power to our community and reduces environmental impacts. https://t.co/OpxSywR2Gt
Reminder! Wisconsin’s moratorium on utility disconnection is ending Thursday. If you or someone you know has fallen behind on your heat or electric bills, you may be at risk for utility shut-offs. I urge you to quickly reach out to your utility provider to set up a payment plan. https://t.co/Wjx7Rfoc6v
If you cannot afford the payment plan, or if your utility provider does not provide one, you may be eligible for energy assistance programs. Please contact the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP) as soon as possible to apply for benefits.