In 2001-2002, WICEC held one statewide conference and six regional conferences on global warming and the myriad related environmental problems touching Wisconsin including air and water pollution, respiratory and other illnesses, the visual impact of industrial facilities, quality of life, and urban sprawl. The campaign's conferences have received ample media attention and attendance far surpassed expectations. Even in rural locations like Wausau and Stevens Point, regional conferences were attended by an average of 70 people. Cosponsors of these conferences have included the Wisconsin Electric Power Company, Madison Gas and Electric, Dairyland Power Cooperative, Marquette University's Department of Theology, Edgewood College, and the interfaith climate campaigns of Iowa and Minnesota. Speakers have included religious and spiritual leaders, members of Congress, leading climate scientists, and a former secretary of Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources.

In February 2002, WICEC drafted a letter to President Bush that was signed by 48 religious leaders throughout Wisconsin including such major faith groups as the United Methodist Church, the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the Episcopal Church, the Orthodox Church in America, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and the Milwaukee Zen Buddhists. This effort was part of the national campaign that succeeded in gathering more than 1,000 signatures from religious leaders demanding a reduction in US consumption of fossil fuels.

WICEC is well known and respected by environmental organizations in Madison and beyond. Understanding the critical role we play, environmental groups seek us out to join coalitions, participate in press conferences, reach out to our constituency, and voice our support for various causes. As a result, we have worked with the Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group (WISPIRG), Center on Wisconsin Strategy (COWS), Sierra Club, River Alliance of Wisconsin, RENEW Wisconsin, Clean Water Action Council, Wisconsin's Environmental Decade, Midwest Environmental Advocates, Lutheran Office for Public Policy in Wisconsin, and others.

In 2003, WICEC, Wisconsin Green Building Allaince, Informing Ecological Design, Wisconsin Focus on Energy, and Rapid Improvement Associates joined together to produce the Wisconsin Energy Stewardship Pilot Collaborative, an educational project to give congregations practical tools to dramatically reduce energy consumption thereby lessening their utility costs. This demand-side reduction program is critical for eventually changing the supply/demand paradigm currently followed, thus reducing Wisconsin's overall contribution to green house gases and other emissions.

In 2008, WICEC in partnership with the Islamic Environmental Group of Wisconsin received the ENERGY STAR Change the World Pledge Leader for helping to empower an estimated saving of 286,040 kilowatt hours of energy, $41,400, and preventing 539,170 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions!

In 2009, WICEC continued its partnership with the Islamic Environmental Group of Wisconsin in celebrating the 3rd Annual Wisconsin Interfaith Energy Awareness Month and met their goal in reducing 356,186 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions while saving 189,348 kWh of energy and $27,747 in energy costs. They received a "2009/2010 ENERGY STAR Change the World Pledge Leader recognition."

In 2010, WICEC became Wisconsin Interfaith Power and Light (WIPL), a state affiliate of the national Interfaith Power & Light (IPL). On September 22, 2010, WIPL received a special We Energies Energy Sewards award "in recognition of exemplary dedication and support of We Energies Energy Stewards Program." See more information on the history of the Wisconsin Interfaith Energy Stewardship Collaborative (Energy Stewards): http://www.wisconsinipl.org/energystewardship.htm

In 2010, WIPL partnered with the Islamic Environmental Group of Wisconsin in celebrating the 4th Annual Wisconsin Interfaith Energy Awareness Month in October and succeeded in preventing 450,906 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions while saving 235,365 kWh of energy and $34,519 in energy costs, which qualifies them to receive a "2010/2011 ENERGY STAR Change the World Pledge Leader recognition." http://wisconsinipl.org/assets/awards/IslamicEnvironmentalGroup.pdf