Wisconsin Incentives/Policies for Energy Efficiency |
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Last DSIRE Review: 11/26/2012
Program Overview:
| State: |
Wisconsin |
| Incentive Type: |
Local Rebate Program |
| Eligible Efficiency Technologies: |
Chillers , Furnaces , Boilers, Heat pumps, Central Air conditioners, Caulking/Weather-stripping, Duct/Air sealing, Building Insulation, Windows, Comprehensive Measures/Whole Building, Custom/Others pending approval, Unspecified Technologies |
| Applicable Sectors: |
Commercial |
| Amount: | Large Properties
10-14.9% energy savings: 10% of project costs
15-24.9% energy savings: 20% of project costs
25% or more energy savings: 30% of project costs
Small Properties
10-14.9% energy savings: 20% of project costs
15-24.9% energy savings: 40% of project costs
25% or more energy savings: 60% of project costs
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| Maximum Incentive: | Large Properties: $300,000
Small Properties: $30,000 |
| Web Site: |
http://www.smartenergypays.com/
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Summary:
Milwaukee Energy Efficiency (Me2) offers rebates for businesses that make energy efficiency improvements to their properties. In order to qualify, interested businesses must contact Me2 to set up a pre-assessment for their homes. Rebate amounts are based on the amount of energy savings improvements that are recommended.
Large businesses can receive:
- 10-14.9% energy savings: 10% of project costs
- 15-24.9% energy savings: 20% of project costs
- 25% or more energy savings: 30% of project costs
Small businesses can receive:
- 10-14.9% energy savings: 20% of project costs
- 15-24.9% energy savings: 40% of project costs
- 25% or more energy savings: 60% of project costs
This program is part of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Better Buildings Program. The DOE has awarded over $500 million in federal funds to more than 40 states, local governments, and organizations to administer local programs targeting a variety of building types. Combined, these local programs are expected to improve the efficiency of more than 170,000 buildings through 2013 and save up to $65 million in energy costs annually. |
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Disclaimer: The information presented on the DSIRE web site provides an unofficial overview of financial incentives and other policies. It does not constitute professional tax advice or other professional financial guidance, and it should not be used as the only source of information when making purchasing decisions, investment decisions or tax decisions, or when executing other binding agreements. Please refer to the individual contact provided below each summary to verify that a specific financial incentive or other policy applies to your project.
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