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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) is an independent state agency that oversees more than 1,100 Wisconsin public utilities that provide electricity, heat, water and telecommunication services.
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» The PSC recently issued a draft of Energy 2014, Wisconsin’s Strategic Energy Assessment report based on data and information collected in 2007 and 2008 from Wisconsin utilities and power cooperatives. The PSC is looking for the public and energy stakeholders to comment on the draft report before December 11, 2008. Comments will be included in the final Energy 2014 which will be issued early 2009.
» WisWARN, a statewide mutual aid response and assistance network for municipal governments and utilities, is now ready for members to sign up. WisWARN provides a network where organizations can locate emergency assistance in the form of personnel, equipment, supplies and materials, and other needed resources. For additional information, visit the WisWARN Web site.
» Global Warming Task Force Report Finalized: Governor Jim Doyle’s Task Force on Global Warming has released its final report. The Task Force, comprised of environmental, agricultural, industry, citizen, tribal and utility leaders outlined recommendations on how to address global warming in Wisconsin with targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 2005 levels by 2014 and 1990 levels by 2022.  For more information on the Task Force, visit the Global Warming Task Force page.
» On February 17, 2009 television stations will start broadcasting using only “digital” technology.  To prepare for the transition to digital-only broadcasting, consumers who currently have analog televisions (i.e. those that rely on a rooftop antenna or “rabbit ears”) will need to obtain a separate digital-to-analog converter box to watch over-the-air television. Visit Wisconsin Public Television to learn what you need to do to sign on to the world of Digital TV.
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