According to the Edison Electric Institute, the number of electric vehicles on U.S. roads in 2035 is estimated at 78.5 million in comparison to the 4.5 million that we saw
The electrical system in your home, powers lighting, appliances, home entertainment, security systems, and much more. What homeowners often forget is that electrical systems, just like your plumbing or HVAC,
From the United Nations’ Climate Action initiatives to Global Councils, the world no longer looks at renewable energy as an optional part of the energy infrastructure but as a reliable
The electrical construction industry is on the cusp of significant transformation as it approaches 2025. Technological advancements, sustainability efforts, and market demands create a major need for adjustment in the
The global energy landscape is undergoing a major shift, driven by the goal of making sustainable energy sources a significant player in the overall energy supply chain. The Battery Energy
Just like other parts of your home, electrical systems wear out over time. An aging electrical system is a hazard not only to your home, but to the safety of
This solar project replaced the coal-fueled electricity and supplies about half of the building’s electrical needs. With the advancement in solar, more school like the Monona School District will be
Electric vehicle chargers are divided into 3 main subgroups. There are three main types of chargers when it comes to charging your electric car’s battery pack. These options will mostly
Undoubtfully, clean energy will see tremendous growth in 2023 based on the increased demand, and incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act will further fuel the growth. The increased cost of
Wisconsin’s hot and rainy season is here and serves as a good reminder to prepare for a possible power outage. Businesses grind to a complete halt when they lose power.
Westphal & Co. can help keep your electrical system in tip-top condition. We’ve made this guide listing the key services we perform for homeowners in need of a licensed electrician.
Summer thunderstorms will be here before long and with them comes a lot of lightning. In fact, despite not being in Tornado Alley, Wisconsin is still a Top 20 state