Alliant Energy

Low-Income Energy Efficiency

• The Targeted Home Performance with ENERGY STAR^®
  A public-private partnership offering energy information and services to energy utility customers throughout Wisconsin. Wisconsin residents who receive their electricity from a participating utility, and who meet the income requirements, are eligible to participate. Depending on results from a home energy assessment, energy efficiency measures may include insulation, sealing air leaks, heating system update or energy saving devices. Visit the Focus on Energy website for more information or an application or call 800-762-7077 to receive an application.

Emergency Charitable Assistance

• Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund (KWW/CF)
  KWW/CF is a voluntary, community-based program designed to fill the need for energy assistance to low income people. The KWW/CF is funded by businesses (including utilities) and individual contributions. Eligibility requirements are the same as for WHEAP — 60% of state median income and below. Contact your county's Energy Assistance office to make an appointment to apply for KWW/CF. For questions or additional information contact the Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund office at: 1-800-891-9276.
  www.kwwf.org/about-us/how-to-apply/

• Hometown Care Energy Fund
  Customer donations help low-income families heat their homes during the winter. Funds are administered through regional community action programs.
  1-800-255-4268
  www.alliantenergy.com/