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Wisconsin Public Benefit Funds for Energy Efficiency1999 legislation created public benefits funding for energy efficiency, renewables and low-income energy programs. Funding for the low-income energy portion of the public benefits fund comes from three sources: prior utility (gas and electric) low-income expenditures, a new access fee or customer charge on all electric bills and the current year's federal LIHEAP and weatherization allocations. In 2006, the Governor shifted $16 million from the state's Public Benefits Fund that would have gone for low-income energy efficiency to low-income bill payment assistance.
2006: $24.7 million
The "Reliability 2000" Legislation (Part of 1999 Wisconsin Act 9) Page Last Updated: July 16, 2007 |