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Wausau personalized incentives

total potential incentives/rebates $39,305

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Savings category Action Amount
ENERGY Water Heater $4125
ENERGY Plumbing $840
TRANSPORTATION Electrician $7100
ENERGY HVAC $11250
ENERGY HVAC $200
ENERGY Electrician $50
ENERGY HVAC $70
ENERGY Door and Window $30
ENERGY Insulation $200
ENERGY $7100
TRANSPORTATION Car Dealers $7500
ENERGY Appliances & Repair $840

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Wausau

Wausau, WI, is a charming city at the Wisconsin River's edge, known for its vibrant arts scene, outdoor activities, and historical sites. It's the county seat of Marathon County and a hub for the region's economy and culture. The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, hosting Birds in Art exhibits, is a major attraction, alongside the Grand Theater and the annual Wausau Festival of Arts. Hosting the Badger State Winter Games, Wausau is also home to Rib Mountain State Park, which provides year-round outdoor recreation, including skiing at Granite Peak Ski Area. The city's diverse population enriches its community with various cultural festivals, while its central location in the state makes it a convenient meeting point.

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energy

Wausau, WI has been actively working on improving its energy efficiency through various initiatives and programs. The city has encouraged residents and businesses to participate in the statewide Focus on Energy program, which offers incentives for energy-efficient appliances and renewable energy systems. Additionally, local utility companies have provided rebates for energy audits and retrofits aimed at reducing energy consumption. Solar energy adoption has been on the rise, with several new solar projects that have increased the renewable energy capacity within the city. Efforts have also been made to upgrade public buildings with LED lighting and high-efficiency HVAC systems. The city has explored smart grid technology to optimize energy distribution and usage. On a community level, educational programs promote awareness about energy conservation and the benefits of home insulation, weatherization, and energy-efficient windows. The city's Energy Task Force has been instrumental in developing a roadmap for a sustainable energy future, emphasizing the transition to clean and renewable energy sources.

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water

Water efficiency in Wausau has been a priority, with the city investing in infrastructure to reduce water loss and ensure sustainable water management. The replacement of aging water pipes has reduced leaks and service disruptions, conserving significant amounts of water. Water treatment facilities have been upgraded to enhance the purification process and reduce energy consumption. The city has promoted the use of water-efficient fixtures and appliances through incentive programs, encouraging residents to reduce household water use. Rainwater harvesting and the use of rain barrels have been encouraged for outdoor watering needs. Wausau's Water Utility has provided public education on water conservation techniques, including xeriscaping and drought-resistant landscaping. To safeguard water quality, the city has maintained strict runoff controls and stormwater management practices. These initiatives collectively contribute to a comprehensive water conservation strategy, ensuring that Wausau's water resources are managed efficiently and sustainably for future generations.

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transportation

Transportation efficiency in Wausau has seen improvements through advancements in public transit and support for alternative transportation modes. The city's Metro Ride bus service has updated its fleet to include more fuel-efficient buses, making public transit a greener option for residents. Efforts have been made to enhance the connectivity and frequency of bus routes to accommodate a growing ridership. Bike-sharing programs and the development of bike lanes and trails encourage cycling as a healthy and low-carbon transportation alternative. The city has also supported the installation of electric vehicle charging stations, promoting the transition to electric mobility. To alleviate congestion, Wausau has invested in traffic signal optimization and road infrastructure projects aimed at improving traffic flow. Carpooling and ride-sharing have been endorsed to reduce the number of vehicles on the road. The city has also explored the potential for utilizing more sustainable fuels for city-operated vehicles, as part of its commitment to reducing transportation-related emissions and fostering a more sustainable transportation system.

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waste

Wausau's approach to waste management has focused on reducing waste generation and promoting recycling and composting. The city's single-stream recycling program has simplified the recycling process for residents, leading to increased participation rates. There have also been community-wide hazardous waste collection events, which safely dispose of materials that could otherwise harm the environment. Yard waste and organics recycling programs have been available to divert waste from landfills and produce compost for local usage. The city has supported local businesses in implementing waste reduction strategies, including packaging minimization and the reuse of materials. Educational campaigns have highlighted the importance of reducing single-use plastics and properly sorting recyclables. The 'Zero Waste Wausau' initiative has been a driving force in raising awareness and offering practical solutions for waste reduction. Efforts have also been made to improve the efficiency of waste collection and transportation, reducing the carbon footprint associated with waste management services.