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"Watt’s Up, Wisconsin?" is your inside look at how people across our state are making smart energy choices that save money and build a more sustainable future.
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"Watt's Up, Wisconsin?" Episode 15 - Keep the Heat On, Avoid the Winter Boiler Emergency (opens the original)
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A boiler failure during a Wisconsin winter can mean emergency repair costs, unhappy tenants and a rushed replacement decision. Planning ahead gives multifamily property owners more time to understand the building's needs, compare equipment and explore available incentives. In this episode of Watt's Up, Wisconsin?, host Ron Giordan talks with Focus on Energy multifamily expert Doug Dettlaff about: Energy-saving support available for multifamily common areas and individual units How an Energy Advi
"Watt's Up, Wisconsin?" Episode 14 - Ask the Energy Expert! (opens the original)
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Home energy projects can get confusing fast. Should you replace your windows, add insulation or look at solar? What does a blower door test reveal? And does a ceiling fan actually cool the room? In this episode of Watt’s Up, Wisconsin?, we talk with Karl Hilker, one of our "Energy Experts" who will be at the State Fair! Bring your questions to the Focus on Energy booth at We Energies Energy Park from 1:30–2:30 p.m. on August 7–9 and August 14–16. You can submit a home energy question through the
"Watt's Up, Wisconsin?" Episode 13 - Renewable Energy in Wisconsin After 25 Years of Focus on Energy (opens the original)
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Focus on Energy is celebrating 25 years of helping Wisconsin residents and businesses save energy and money — and renewable energy has changed dramatically during that time. In this episode of Watt’s Up, Wisconsin?, host Ron Giordan talks with longtime clean energy advocate and former RENEW Wisconsin leader Michael Vickerman about the early days of renewable energy in Wisconsin, the launch of Focus on Energy, and how solar grew from a small, expensive idea into a practical option for homes, farm
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