Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become a participating dealer?
You must submit a certificate of insurance with $1 million in general liability per each occurrence and one of the following forms:
- State or local contractors registration
- Manufacturer's Training Certificate
- Copy of CFC certificate for installing refrigerant systems
- Workforce Development Registration
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What is the phone number for claim form questions and help?
Call the Energy-Efficiency Hotline at 1-866-ALLIANT (1-866-255-4268).
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How do I get more forms or envelopes?
Call 1-866-ALLIANT (1-866-255-4268) or e-mail tradeallies@alliantenergy.com.
How can I submit claim forms? Is there another way besides mailing?
Yes, in Iowa and Minnesota you can mail your claim forms or use the dedicated Energy-Efficiency fax line at 319-786-4746. If you fax a claim form, please do not mail it.
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If I have a question beyond simple incentive programs, who do I call?
You can contact one of Alliant Energy's trade account managers.
If I have a large commercial customer project to discuss, who do I call?
Call 1-800-373-1303 to speak to the Sales Support Center.
Who do I contact about energy efficiency for home or business?
For residential or business related questions, contact the Energy-Efficiency Hotline at 1-866-ALLIANT (1-866-255-4268).
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Why do the energy-efficiency programs differ for each state?
Each state sets its own guidelines for customer incentive programs:
- In Iowa and Minnesota, incentive programs are mandated and overseen by the state regulatory commissions and administered directly by the utility companies.
- In Wisconsin, regulators require that incentive programs be administered by an outside non-profit agency. In this case, it is Focus on Energy.