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The City of Milwaukee and State of Wisconsin offer several programs to help homeowners make energy-saving improvements in their homes, such as insulation, furnaces, boilers, andeven air conditioning. Me2 can help you pay for home energy efficiency improvement through a loan. However, low income households may qualify for free energy efficiency work.
The information provided below can help you select the program that is right for you based on income and other factors. Click HERE to access a printable guide.
Scroll down the page for more information on each of these programs.
The Weatherization Assistance program provides the highest level of grants, paying up to the full cost of home weatherization work. This program is geared toward low-income households that are currently receiving home energy assistance.
Weatherization services differ with each home depending on how it was built and its condition, but some common weatherization services include:
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Me2 provides affordable home loans for energy-saving upgrades to City of Milwaukee homeowners. Focus on Energy provides two levels of rebates, one for moderate-income customers and one for everyone else. Me2 loans can be combined with Focus on Energy incentives for maximum value and affordability.
Rebates from Focus on Energy