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Focus on Energy partners with utilities across Wisconsin to help residents and businesses reduce energy waste.

Residential

For homeowners and renters, save energy and money through energy efficient improvements.

Business

For businesses, farms, schools and multifamily units to cut costs by reducing energy waste.

Trade Ally

For contractors and trade partners, leverage Focus on Energy to help customers and grow your business.

Our Mission

We seek to empower the people and businesses of Wisconsin to make smart energy decisions with enduring economic benefits.

"I recently ordered a free pack at focusonenergy.com/simple. It was great; Free energy saving items delivered to my door. The hardest part was choosing which set to pick. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking to reduce energy costs."

- Brice Hoover

"I would recommend Kurt from Energy Consultants to anyone. He was tremendously helpful."

- Java Dock Café

"I really appreciated the extra savings from Focus on Energy on my new furnace installation. This was a large and unexpected expense, so anything to help with that was wonderful. I received the Cash-Back Reward very timely. Thank you!"

- Janel

"These lighting upgrades have made a dramatic difference. People noticed the change right away. They recognized an improvement but many didn’t realize at first why things looked so improved. We will look into implementing other recommendations down the road."

- Ben Marx, Administrator, Cornerstone Christian Academy

- Brice Hoover

Residential

Free Products
Our popular incentive that sends free energy-saving products to Wisconsin homeowners is now available to renters and condo owners. Order your free pack now!

Business

On behalf of the Focus on Energy Environmental and Economic Research & Development Program (EERD), Seventhwave is currently conducting a field study to measure light levels in commercial building spaces in Wisconsin. This project will provide Focus on Energy with data that will help encourage customers to implement more comprehensive lighting upgrades that could include controls, lower wattage fixtures, and task tuning. Learn more.

Trade Ally

Learning to S.E.E: Sell Efficiency Effectively

This workshop features highlights from the weeklong Efficiency Sales Professional™ (ESP™) Boot Camp, including: reframing the benefits of efficiency; developing concise and compelling communication tools; migrating the discussion from the “bits, bytes and blinking lights” of your offering to prospect-specific messages that motivate project approvals; and much more.

Newsroom

Focus on Energy Reaching Out to Farmers Who Lost Barn Roofs to Heavy Snow

Madison, WI – Wisconsin farmers reeling from a disastrous winter are getting a little help from the state’s energy efficiency program.

FOCUS ON ENERGY^® is offering a 25-percent bonus on top of its regular financial incentives to Wisconsin farmers whose barn roofs collapsed due to heavy snowfall. The money can help farmers replace some equipment damaged in roof collapses – things like lights, waterers and circulation fans – with energy-efficient options that will save them money on their energy bills for many years.

Focus on Energy is Focused on Farmers in 2019

Madison, WI – Focus on Energy, Wisconsin’s statewide energy efficiency and renewable resources program, is increasing its efforts to reach rural Wisconsinites in 2019.

“We want to ensure rural Wisconsin has the same access to Focus on Energy’s expertise and financial incentives as urban and suburban Wisconsin,” says Focus on Energy Business Portfolio Manager Erin Soman.

Remodeled Superior High School is Bigger, More Efficient

Superior, WI – Superior High School was in need of an upgrade when voters passed a referendum in 2016 to upgrade facilities throughout the school district, including an addition and remodel of the 296,000-square-foot high school building, built in 1965.

The district-wide upgrades came with a $92 million price tag, but taxpayers will get some of their money back through energy efficiency. The renovated Superior High School includes energy-efficient HVAC and kitchen equipment, as well as LED lights and fixtures.

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