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NYSERDA’s Existing Facilities Program offers incentives for a variety of energy projects including Pre-Qualified Measures and Performance-Based Incentives.
For Pre-Qualified Measures, applicants can receive incentives ($/unit) for energy-efficiency and conservation measures. Projects can receive up to $30,000 through pre-qualified incentives. Applicants must select specific measure to apply for. These include: lighting, HVAC, chillers, motors, variable frequency drives, commercial refrigeration, commercial kitchen equipment and washers, interval meters, gas efficiency (Con Edison customers only).
Performance-based incentives are available in the following areas: • Electric Incentives are provided to customers or energy service companies (ESCOs) that implement energy-efficiency projects that deliver verifiable annual electrical energy savings. • Industrial Process Efficiency Incentives are provided to offset the costs of projects focused on increasing productivity, increasing process efficiency, reducing waste, and reducing energy consumption on a per unit of production basis. • Gas Incentives are provided to customers or ESCOs working on gas-efficiency projects that deliver verifiable annual gas savings. • Demand Response Incentives are provided to offset a portion of the technology costs that enable facilities to participate in Demand Response Programs. • Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Incentives are provided to offset the installation cost of clean, efficient, and commercially available CHP systems.
Businesses must be customers of Con Edison or National Grid and pay the New York State System Benefits Charge (SBC). To determine if electric bills include the SBC, look at a recent electric bill from the utility company to see if SBC is listed as a charge. If you do not see this line item, you may contact NYSERDA at the number below which will assist you in determining whether you pay into the SBC.
This page provides general information only. The information does not address all relevant regulatory requirements of City, State or Federal Agencies, nor does it address requirements with which the business must comply on an ongoing basis. It is the business owner's responsibility to meet all City, State and Federal requirements. Failure to comply with all applicable laws and regulations may result in fines or in the suspension and/or revocation of licenses or permits, or other penalties as allowed by law.
Please note that this information is not legal advice; you can only obtain legal advice from a lawyer. For more information or assistance, please contact the issuing Agency, using the contact information above, or call 311 (or 212-NEW-YORK if outside of New York City).
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