Energy on Wisconsin, a collaboration between UW-Madison Extension and the Office of Energy Innovation, engages communities, tribes, businesses and organizations to advance Wisconsin’s transformation to a clean energy economy for the health, prosperity and resilience of all its people and future generations.
Energy on Wisconsin educates, provides funding opportunities, and facilitates information sharing between communities, tribes, state and local officials, businesses, private and municipal utilities, state programs, nonprofit energy organizations, technical colleges and higher education institutions.
Featured Newsletter Blogs
Events
DOT Webinars: Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program
DOT Webinars: Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program
NE WI Sustainable Leadership Group: Energy Efficiency Funding & Technology Opportunities in 2023
Energy Star: Part 2: Using Benchmarking Results to Understand Your Building’s Performance
Recent Projects
Energy Independent Communities
Energy on Wisconsin assists local governments with how to profitably and effectively meet their energy independent community goals – to generate at least 25% of their energy use from renewable energy locally by 2025.
Solar Energy Financing
There is a shift toward clean, reliable and affordable electricity in the United States, and local governments and tribal nations have an opportunity to position their communities well in the growing renewable energy economy.
Outreach & Education
From local events to webinars to training and conferences on everything clean energy, you'll find the latest opportunities here.
It is clear that the transition to a clean, low carbon energy economy is happening in Wisconsin and, that there is growing robust public engagement in how that happens and the pace to success.
