Business Incentive Program (Focus on Energy) is sponsored by Focus on Energy (in partnership with WPS). This program offers incentives for many types of energy-efficient lighting, HVAC, compressed air, and refrigeration upgrades and installations for small and medium businesses. New construction is also eligible for incentives.

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Focus on Energy offers a range of incentives and services to support the energy efficiency efforts of Wisconsin businesses. Each incentive is managed by our network of energy efficiency program specialists and Trade Allies. Our variety of incentives listed below can help you save money and energy.

Looking for tailored solutions that address your unique business needs? See our Solutions for Business. Connect with an Energy Expert New Construction & Renovations Find technical support and financial incentives to ensure your new building or renovation is designed with energy in mind.

Find rebates and incentives for simple equipment replacements to comprehensive facility upgrades. See our custom and prescriptive options. Our comprehensive list of incentive options for building optimization services, tune-ups, and assessments can help find no and low-cost energy saving opportunities… Renewables for Businesses Go green with renewable energy.

Take advantage of our financial rebates and incentives for renewable energy systems, like solar and wind, or research a future… Learn more about additional incentive opportunities or new offerings you may qualify for.

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Marty Mellenthin surrounds himself with family and wouldn’t want it any other way. Are there incentives available for replacing windows in my business? Focus on Energy does not provide prescriptive incentives for upgrading windows at businesses.

Your project may qualify for a custom incentive if the project payback is between 1. 5-10 years. Visit the Custom Incentives page of the website for requirements and additional details.

Can I apply for an incentive on equipment which is covered under a lease? Equipment under a capital lease may be eligible for an incentive. Contact Focus on Energy for pre‐approval prior to purchasing, ordering, or installing any equipment to confirm your eligibility for an incentive.

Can I include internal labor as part of my project costs? For Business customers (excluding schools and government), internal labor costs are not able to be included in the project costs. Only work performed by a third party documented through invoices are eligible to be included in project costs.

School and government customers may include internal labor costs if additional documentation is provided. How do I apply for a Commercial Business incentive? Review the incentive eligibility requirements and, if necessary, refer to the qualified product list (QPL).

Within 60 days of equipment installation, submit a completed incentive application and an itemized invoice. If your product qualifies, you will receive your incentive check in the mail within 8 to 10 weeks. How do I know if the equipment I purchase for my business is eligible for an incentive?

Each catalog details specific equipment requirements which vary based on equipment type. Some equipment must have specific efficiency rating, certification, or be listed on a qualified product list (QPL) to qualify for an incentive.

Start by reviewing the Prescriptive Rebates Catalog for specific eligibility requirements based on the measure of interest then visit the QPL homepage (if applicable) to get started on verifying your equipment eligibility. How do I read my business' electric bill? Your monthly electric bill is a valuable tool, although often complex and difficult to read.

Many utilities offer resources to guide customers through how to read and understand their monthly bill. It’s advised to connect with your utility first if you need guidance. Focus on Energy offers a general overview identifying common pieces of information provided on an electric bill, however it is not utility specific.

I have a project for a business. How do I determine what incentives are available? Start with either the Summary of Services & Incentives for Businesses or Summary of Services & Incentives for Agribusiness .

These provide a high-level summary of incentives by technology, including incentives for process systems, HVAC and plumbing, lighting, commercial refrigeration, and agribusiness. If you do not see your project type in one of these summaries, contact Focus on Energy for additional guidance to determine what incentive your project may qualify for. What Is The Difference Between Prescriptive And Custom Incentives?

Simply put, prescriptive incentives have predetermined dollar amounts and are for the most common improvements or equipment we see in the market. Custom incentives are for projects that do not fall under an existing prescriptive offer. Custom incentive amounts are calculated based of energy savings and will vary based on project scope.

Why does my LED light fixture or lamp need to be listed by ENERGY STAR or Design Lights Consortium? Due to the variety of LED products available on the market, Focus on Energy relies on third parties, including ENERGY STAR® and Design Lights Consortium®, to provide testing and reporting on LED product performance.

Both organizations offer validation of thermal management, safety certifications, light output performance based on applications, and product warranties. Join our newsletter to stay up-to-date. Which type of news would you like?

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