MREA Energy Fair
Tom Brown
An aerial view of the MREA Energy Fair, held each June in Custer.
media release: The Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) is hosting The 33rd Annual Energy Fair at our headquarters in Custer on June 22, 2024. The Energy Fair brings people together each June to share clean energy and sustainable living knowledge with one another in an unwavering effort to build a sustainable future.
New this year is that The Energy Fair has evolved to a single-day event! It will feature a competitive selection of workshops, demonstrations, exhibit
The MREA is also excited to announce a brand new and unique event which is geared toward professionals in the clean energy industry. As an extension of our online Energy Pro Webinar Series, we're hosting an in-person Industry Demo Day. Learn directly from Energy Pro presenters and experience hands-on product demonstrations of top-of-the-line renewable energy equipment. Participate in interactive networking and educational sessions, seize opportunities to earn CEUs, and acquire new skills for system design, installation, O&M, and more! Industry Demo Day will take place the day before The Energy Fair on Friday, June 21, at the MREA.
For more information, please visit www.TheEnergyFair.org to see how you can become involved and learn about entertainment, volunteering, The Energy Fair 5K and more!
About MREA: The Midwest Renewable Energy Association is a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational organization. Founded in 1990, the MREA promotes renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration. Together with partners around the Midwest, we work to expand renewable energy adoption through innovative programs, renewable energy training, and educational events.
Bus to the MREA Energy Fair - Join us!
Saturday, June 22, from Madison to Custer
The Sierra Club is sponsoring a full WiFi-equipped motor coach bus to the MREA Energy Fair to ease your travel, provide a low-carbon accessible travel option, and help you connect with other like-minded folk. The Fair is only Saturday this year, and it's a fun, low cost, low stress way to attend the Fair with its great workshops, exhibits and other activities. With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, it's an especially good time to learn what support is available for energy efficiency and solar, and talk with the experts and vendors. Go to http://theenergyfair.org
The bus will leave Middleton at 7 am, make several stops through Madison, and get to the Fair about 9:45 am. It will leave to come back at 7:15 pm and be back in Middleton by 10 pm. We'll provide some food and refreshments. You are also welcome to bring something, but no glass containers. We are asking $10/person (or more if you wish) to reserve a seat on the bus to help defray costs. (The $10 fee does not include Fair entry.)
Sign up and details (including payment) are at https://tinyurl.com/