Testimonialsbalanced presentation"The Energy ED simulator shows it is possible to balance society’s need for electrical energy with its desire to make environmental progress. Energy ED’s interactive and realistic nature made it a popular and effective component of our recent energy forum." John Imes, executive director, Wisconsin Environmental Initiative customer education"We are committed as a company to educating our customers and listening to their concerns. Energy ED software provides an effective and objective tool for doing both." Gary Wolter, president & CEO, Madison Gas & Electric engaged citizens"We used Energy ED in a series of seven town hall meetings across the heart of our Iowa service territory, at a time when a rate case and other important issues were pending. Energy ED involved 250 citizens and generated excellent newspaper and broadcast coverage. Most of all, it helped us engage in an intelligent and informed discussion on controversial, but critically important, issues that impact our customers and our company." Chris Schoenherr, external communications manager, Alliant Energy easily conveyed"It can be tough for reporters and editors to write about energy in a way that is accurate yet compelling. During the We the People/Wisconsin energy conference, we found that Energy ED broke down the issues in a way that could easily be conveyed to viewers, readers and listeners." Tom Bier, station manager, WISC-TV addressing public policy"We are pleased to have been a part of developing Energy ED. The simulator is a success story for our vision of fostering the use of science and engineering in addressing public policy issues."> Dean Paul Peercy, College of Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison |