Friendship, WI – More families are turning to solar electric systems to manage energy costs and invest in their homes for the future. Through FOCUS ON ENERGY®, eligible customers can receive solar rebates up to $2,400—making it easier and more affordable to switch to renewable energy.
Installing a solar electric system can help reduce your energy use while providing long-term savings and greater control over future energy costs.
Benefits of Solar Electric Systems:
· Lower overall energy use and costs.
· More control over long-term energy expenses.
· Increased home efficiency and value.
· Greater peace of mind with reliable, renewable energy.
· Professional guidance from a Focus on Energy Trade Ally contractor.
Working with a participating Trade Ally contractor helps make the process simple from start to finish.
Getting Your Solar Rebate is Easy:
1. Find a Trade Ally contractor at focusonenergy.com/findatradeally.
2. Complete your solar rebate reservation form.
3. Have your contractor install your solar system.
4. Submit your online application to receive your rebate.
Whether you’re just starting to explore solar or ready to begin your project, helpful resources are available every step of the way. To get started and learn
more about the solar offerings from FOCUS ON ENERGY®, visit focusonenergy.com/residential/solar-for-homes.
REDUCING ENERGY WASTE ACROSS WISCONSIN Focus on Energy, Wisconsin utilities’ statewide program for energy efficiency and renewable energy, helps eligible residents and businesses save energy and money while protecting the environment. Focus on Energy information, resources, and financial incentives help to implement energy efficiency and renewable energy projects that otherwise would not be completed. ©2026 Wisconsin Focus on Energy
Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative is a community-focused electric cooperative created to efficiently deliver affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy to more than 39,458 homes, businesses, farms, and schools. Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative is led by and belongs to the communities they serve in 12 central Wisconsin counties. For more information, visit www.acecwi.com.
