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SUMMARY:Data Centers & Economic Growth: Power + Infrastructure in Wisconsin Luncheon & Membership Meeting
DESCRIPTION:When:\nThursday\, May 22nd\, 2025\n11:30 – 1:15 PM \nWhere: \nItalian Community Center\n631 E Chicago St\, Milwaukee\, WI 53202\nLunch Provided \nCost:\nMembers $30\nNon-Annual Sponsor Table of 8 (Non-Members) – $1000\nCurrent Annual Sponsor Table of 8 – $400 \nSponsorship & Non-Member Opportunities HERE \nRegister HERE \nAs industries like advanced manufacturing\, semiconductor production\, electric vehicles (EVs)\, and data centers experience unprecedented growth\, the commercial real estate sector must evolve to support their expanding infrastructure and energy demands. How can developers\, investors\, and communities in Wisconsin prepare for the significant power and infrastructure requirements these industries bring? Bottom line – Is Wisconsin Ready? \nJoin local and national experts as they examine the critical intersection of real estate\, energy infrastructure\, and economic development. This discussion will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by industrial expansion\, including the strain on power grids\, water access\, and land availability. From infill redevelopment to the creation of shovel-ready sites\, learn how Wisconsin’s economy is adapting and what’s needed to ensure long-term success. \nIn today’s competitive economic landscape\, energy availability\, distribution\, and cost are make-or-break factors for development projects. This program is designed for real estate stakeholders\, economic development professionals\, and policymakers looking to navigate the complexities of power infrastructure\, regulatory frameworks\, and site readiness. \n \nPanelists Include:\nWade Goodsell\, COO | Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC)\nColeman Peiffer\, Senior Manager Data Center Services | Alliant Energy\nRodney Carter\, Real Estate & Telecom Attorney\, Partner & Team Leader  | Husch Blackwell\nTed Neitzke\, Mayor | Port Washington\, WI\nAdria Troyer\, Head of Strategy\, Innovation\, and Operations | Google \nKey Discussion Topics: \n\nSuccessful Market Strategies – How are regions effectively attracting and managing increasing energy demand while balancing regulatory policies for sustainable growth?\nEnergy Generation – Exploring the evolving mix of energy sources\, including renewable options like wind and solar\, grid-scale battery storage\, and traditional power plants. What investments and policies are needed to expand generation capacity and ensure reliable\, cost-effective energy supply for industrial growth?\nTrends in Energy Demand – Examining RFP trends\, the surging energy needs of data centers and advanced industries\, and the role of utility structure and power distribution.\nSite Readiness & Infrastructure – Best practices for preparing sites to meet energy and infrastructure requirements\, including power procurement and land development.\nRegulatory & Logistical Challenges – Understanding critical factors like Certificates of Authority\, Public Necessity and Convenience\, and transmission equipment.\nCommunity Investment & Trade-offs – How infrastructure investments shape long-term economic growth and the strategic decisions communities must make to stay competitive.\n\nThis session will provide valuable insights and practical strategies to help stakeholders navigate the evolving landscape of energy and infrastructure in economic development. \nContact Amanda for sponsorship information: amanda@carw.com
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