As the public debate and need for information and education builds around the topic of energy—both in Wisconsin and nationally--this site will provide Extension educators and the public with accurate, research-based, objective resources.

Renewable energy, including wind energy, can be used as an alternative to electricity, water heating or space heating with fossil fuels. Using renewable fuel reduces greenhouse gas emissions and conserves fossil fuels. Wind energy depends heavily on location; if a location gets little or no wind, investing in this form of renewable energy may not be profitable.

Focus on Energy website provides information on ways to conserve energy for residences and businesses by using practical approaches to implement strategies.

Wisconsin residents who meet income requirements can find information about ways to reduce home heating bills and conserve energy here.

This In-Home Energy Audit provides tips to save you money.

Tips on Saving Energy & Money at Home provides easy, practical solutions for saving energy including tips you can use today, throughout your home—from the roof, walls, and insulation that enclose it to the appliances and lights inside.

The U.S. Department of Energy provides additional information about programs in energy efficiency and renewable energy.

The Home Energy Education site was developed for educators, students, and parents who are interested in learning more about energy consumption and conservation in their homes.