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Alliant Energy is a major public utility holding company that provides electricity and natural gas to over 1.4 million customers across Iowa and Wisconsin. Headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, Alliant Energy's primary business revolves around generating and distributing essential energy for homes and businesses. Their power is generated through a diverse mix of coal, natural gas, nuclear, and growing renewable sources such as wind, solar, and battery storage solutions. Alliant has a goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

ANGI Energy Systems is a Janesville, Wisconsin-based manufacturer that designs and builds equipment for alternative fuel vehicle fleets. Specializing in infrastructure for compressed natural gas (CNG), renewable natural gas (RNG), and hydrogen. ANGI Energy provides complete end-to-end refueling systems for transportation fleets. They supply compression, dispensing, and complete station systems for compressed natural gas (CNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG/biogas). ANGI engineers hydrogen dispensing systems and opened the Midwest’s first hydrogen refueling testing facility at their Wisconsin headquarters. They also provide digital tracking, reporting software, and remote monitoring platforms for station operators.

The city of Appleton, Wisconsin has long been recognized as a leader in resiliency, climate mitigation, and adaptation - working towards the goal of 50% emissions reduction by 2034 and the eventual goal of net zero by 2050.

The City of Milwaukee operates and repairs a centralized fleet of 3,024 pieces of rolling stock and 1,935 related components, totaling 4,959 vehicles for various city departments such as the Library, Health Department, Police Department, Water Works, Sewer Maintenance, and Transportation divisions of Milwaukee, Wisconsin's largest city.

Brian White was appointed as Fleet Services Manager in August of 2023. He began his career as a mechanic after attending Wyoming Technical Institute in Laramie, WY. While working full-time, Brian returned to school and earned a degree in Business Administration, graduating summa cum laude with a perfect 4.0 GPA.

In his free time, Brian builds his own computer systems, enjoys cooking, and works on home renovation projects. Brian is married and has two daughters.

Cummins Inc. is an American multinational corporation that designs, manufactures, and distributes diesel and natural gas engines, electrified power systems, and related components. The company operates globally, providing power solutions across various industries and applications. The core areas of their business include:
⚙️ Engines: Cummins is highly renowned for its heavy-duty and light-duty diesel engines, heavily used in commercial trucking, agriculture, construction, mining, and marine applications. They are most famous among consumers for supplying the iconic diesel engines used in heavy-duty RAM pickup trucks.
🔋 Power Systems: Cummins designs and builds integrated power generation equipment, including backup and primary generators used by hospitals, data centers, and telecommunication sites.
⚡ Electrified Power & Components: Through its Accelera subsidiary, Cummins develops zero-emission solutions, including hydrogen fuel cells, battery systems, and electric drivetrains. They also manufacture essential engine and drivetrain components such as turbochargers, fuel systems, filtration systems, and emissions controls.

Bradlee is the co-founder, along with his sone, of the Drive $mart Wisconsin not-for-profit organization. It is the largest fuel-efficient owners'' group in North America, with over 1100 members is 12 states and Canada. Bradlee has co-developed a fuel-efficient driver-training program called "Tools for a Lifetime", which can teach drivers to achieve fuel savings of 10-30% or more. Bradlee brings his organizational skills and superb knowledge of the financial and environmental impacts of $mart driving.

HDR, Inc. is a global, employee-owned architecture, engineering, and consulting firm. Headquartered in the US with over 14,000 employees across 200+ offices worldwide, the company focuses on designing smart infrastructure and high-performance buildings. Known for developing complex facilities such as hospitals, laboratories, and civic structures; Managing urban development, water resource management, and offering environmental remediation. Originally founded in 1917, it began by bringing electricity and basic civil engineering to small Midwestern towns. In 1996, the company shifted to an employee-ownership model, meaning the vast majority of HDR's shares and equity are held by its own employees. It is one of the largest healthcare and transportation design firms in the world. Creating Highway, bridge, and transit systems, water & waste Management systems, specializing in wastewater reuse solutions, and flood risk reduction.