1. Overall Administration of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs
2. Program Design and Implementation
3. Consumer Financing
4. Community Based Programs
5. Energy Services for Low-Income Customers
WECC has extensive experience in the design and implementation of programs to prepare markets for higher levels of energy efficiency. In developing and delivering these new market-based services, WECC works to support the existing market provider infrastructure. In the Midwest, WECC has established cooperative participation agreements with all major appliance and lighting manufacturers, 270 builders, 700 retailers, 14 equipment distributors, 30 building science consultants, and 500 installation contractors.
Since 1980, WECC has designed and delivered energy efficiency programs for clients throughout the United States. Following are brief descriptions of the most current program designs:
The ENERGY STAR® Products Program is a comprehensive market transformation program that works with consumers, retailers and manufacturers to encourage the production, sale and purchase of high efficiency appliances and compact fluorescent lighting products.
The Wisconsin ENERGY STAR Homes Program is transforming Wisconsin's residential new construction market into one in which consumers demand, and the market delivers, homes that are more energy efficient than required by the current state energy code.
The Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program is designed as an effective intervention strategy for encouraging the use of a whole-house approach to address the energy needs of existing homeowners.
Apartment and Condo Efficiency Services aims at helping property owners and managers make smart energy decisions. The program reduces the risks associated with energy efficiency upgrades by providing unbiased expert advice.
The Residential Information Center is Wisconsin’s one-stop shop for energy efficiency information. Callers can:
Find out how to participate in residential program offerings
Learn more about ways to save energy
Register for upcoming consumer workshops
Talk to an expert about household energy efficiency issues
