WI AB868

Requires Focus on Energy to include programs promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy measures specifically for low-income households, addressing their energy needs and decreasing their energy burden

Mandates that at least 25 percent of Focus on Energy funding from investor-owned electric and natural gas utilities be spent annually on low-income household programs

Requires coordination between low-income energy efficiency programs and the weatherization assistance program administered by the Department of Administration

Adds promotion of energy efficiency and renewable energy measures for low-income households as a priority when the Public Service Commission evaluates and sets goals for Focus on Energy programs every 4 years

Grants the Public Service Commission rule-making authority to establish minimum requirements and eligibility criteria for low-income household energy programs