Xcel Energy and Gundersen creating self-sufficient energy
Xcel Energy and Gundersen Health System are partnering to provide self-sufficient and renewable energy to Gundersen's Onalaska campus through microgrid technology
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Xcel Energy and Gundersen Health System are partnering to provide self-sufficient and renewable energy to Gundersen's Onalaska campus through microgrid technology
ONALASKA (WKBT)-- After waiting four years, Gundersen is taking a new approaching with renewable energy. The healthcare system is saving money and getting a microgrid.
Gundersen, a healthcare system in Onalaska, Wisconsin, is implementing a microgrid system that will enable them to use renewable energy for their campus and provide power during grid outages. The system, which includes solar and generator energy assets and a battery for storage and distribution, is expected to be operational by 2025.
The project was made possible in part by funding from the state Department of Administration.
Considered by local officials as a new cornerstone of the city’s downtown and a starting point for its revitalization, Gundersen Elroy Clinic opened the doors to patients at its brand-new