Wisconsin Electric Power (WEP) is a regulated public utility company that specializes in supplying natural gas and electricity services to customers in Wisconsin, United States. WEP is a subsidiary of WEC Energy Group, a holding company that operates in other states such as Illinois, Michigan, and Minnesota. Established in 1896, WEP has been serving the region for over a century. The company generates electricity through its various facilities, including coal, natural gas, and renewable sources such as wind and solar power. It has a capacity of over 11,800 megawatts, which can power approximately 4.5 million households. WEP’s primary focus is to provide safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to its customers. Its distribution system spans 32,000 miles, and its natural gas pipeline network covers about 3,500 miles. The company prioritizes safety and invests in upgrading its infrastructure, equipment, and technology to ensure that its services meet regulatory standards. WEP is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and has invested in numerous renewable energy initiatives. In 2020, the company pledged to reduce carbon emissions to net-zero by 2050 using various initiatives, including expanding its renewable energy portfolio. As of 2021, WEP had approximately 1.1 million electric customers and 470,000 natural gas customers. The company has over 7,000 employees and maintains a strong financial position with a solid credit rating from Standard and Poor’s.