Session 2: Impacts of Energy Choices on Residents (Energy for Citizens Educational Series 2 of 3)
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About this event
Session 2. Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 11 AM to 12:00 PM, CDT will focus on citizen concerns.
Homework before the session is to read the summary for theELECTRICAL ENERGY FOR CITIZENS BACKGROUND PAPER, pp. 6 to 21, but please scan the resources and appendices to get an appreciation of the magnitude of the safety and regulatory compliance issues.
Each of the four sub-sessions, described below, will have one slide and 14 minutes:
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A panel of citizens from urban Milwaukee zip codes, 53206 and 53208, organized by Ruth Shank and Carol Diggelman will discuss affordability and economic strategies.
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Tom Content, Executive Director, Citizens Utility Board, Inc. (CUB) will address costs.
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Ciaran Gallagher, PhD, Energy & Air Manager, Clean Wisconsin, will address environmental concerns.
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Karen Douglas, League of Women Voters of New Mexico (NM) and retired nuclear engineer, will address nuclear waste management.
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