A Small Utility Lives up to the 'Green' Reputation of Its Scenic Lake Superior Community

The scenic Lake Superior community of Bayfield, Wisconsin, is making waves in driving down energy usage and promoting sustainable utility operations.
A Small Utility Lives up to the 'Green' Reputation of Its Scenic Lake Superior Community
The city of Bayfield team includes (front row from left) Sarah Mather, office assistant; Josh Pearson, wastewater treatment plant operator; (back row) Tom Kovachevich, director of Public Works; and Gordon Ringberg, mayor.

A clean environment means everything to the city of Bayfield, located on a peninsula in Lake Superior at the northern tip of Wisconsin.

About 500 residents call Bayfield home, but tens of thousands of tourists visit in summer and fall to enjoy the lake scenery, tour the...

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