Eaton Adds Solar Project in Wisconsin to Power Regional Manufacturing With Resilient, Sustainable & Affordable Energy - CleanTechnica

Eaton is launching a new 4-megawatt solar project in Wisconsin, set to be operational by early 2026, to power five of its regional manufacturing facilities and significantly reduce carbon emissions. The project, developed in partnership with We Energies (a WEC Energy Group subsidiary), will supply clean, cost-effective energy and enhance energy security for Eaton’s sites in Franksville, South Milwaukee, Menomonee Falls, and two locations in Waukesha. This solar installation is expected to offset 30% of the carbon emissions from these facilities, contributing to a 58% reduction in Eaton’s greenhouse gas emissions across Wisconsin since 2018 when combined with prior energy efficiency measures. Under the agreement, We Energies will build, own, and operate the solar system on Eaton’s land, while Eaton will receive renewable energy credits and provide engineering expertise and equipment, including transformers manufactured at its Waukesha facility. This initiative exemplifies Eaton’s broader strategy to drive the energy