41 new local utilities and 168,000 utility customers now eligible for help from Focus on Energy

From a press release issued by Wisconsin Public Power, Inc. (WPPI):

Approximately 168,000 electric utility customers who are served by members of Wisconsin Public Power Inc. (WPPI) will benefit from the state’s energy efficiency and renewable energy program. WPPI has joined Focus on Energy, a statewide initiative to help utility customers reduce their energy use and install cost-effective energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

“We welcome WPPI’s 41 Wisconsin utilities into Focus on Energy and encourage all 168,000 customers to take full advantage of the benefits available through the program,” said Dan Ebert, Chairperson of the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC), the agency that manages Focus on Energy. “By following Focus on Energy’s lead, Wisconsin utility customers can help create a healthier environment, protect our natural resources and help reduce emissions that contribute to global warming – all while lowering their monthly utility bills. It is truly a win-win opportunity.”

WPPI and its members have been aggressively pursuing energy efficiency and have joined Focus on Energy to take advantage of the experience and expertise accessible through the program. As a result, WPPI’s Wisconsin customers will be able to participate in the different programs under Focus on Energy.

Customers of the following utilities are now elegible for Focus on Energy program: Algoma Utilities; Black River Falls Municipal Utilities; Boscobel Utilities; Brodhead Water & Light; Cedarburg Light & Water; Columbus Water & Light; Cuba City Light & Water; Eagle River Light & Water Utility; Evansville Water & Light; Florence Utilities; Hartford Electric; Hustisford Utilities; Jefferson Utilities; Juneau Utilities; Kaukauna Utilities; Lake Mills Light & Water; Lodi Utilities; Menasha Utilities; Mount Horeb Utilities; Muscoda Utilities; New Glarus Light & Water; New Holstein Utilities; New London Utilities; New Richmond Utilities; Oconomowoc Utilities; Oconto Falls Municipal Utilities; Plymouth Utilities; Prairie du Sac Utilities; Reedsburg Utility Commission; City Utilities of Richland Center; River Falls Municipal Utilities; Slinger Utilities; Stoughton Utilities; Sturgeon Bay Utilities; Sun Prairie Water & Light; Two Rivers Water & Light; Waterloo Utilities;
Waunakee Utilities; Waupun Utilities; Westby Utilities; Whitehall Electric Utility.