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Leading the Network’s efforts is Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. NWTC is a two-year technical college located in Green Bay, WI who offers one of the widest varieties of utility-related associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificates in the Midwest and has partnered with local employers to meet regional economic needs for over 100 years.
In 2018, NWTC opened the Great Lakes Energy Education Center, a 32,000 square-foot facility to house its energy and utilities programs. The Center is a living energy laboratory, featuring the latest technologies and serving as a model of sustainable building practices. NWTC's expertise and experience puts the College in an excellent position to form and facilitate a network of industry and educational partners.
NWTC is one of few education institutions in the nation that tie energy generation and conservation to distribution.
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