Explore on-site generation, mobility, monitoring, and carbon-market opportunities.
Work through these substeps in order. Progress tracking arrives in a later phase.
The same grid used in the Decarbonization Roadmap deck: each substep of stop 10 is a column, with Service Providers and Rebates, Incentives & Financing as the two resource rows. Listings are potential matches — verify eligibility and vet providers before hiring.
| Resources | 10.aConsider electric vehicles | 10.bConsider solar PV | 10.cConsider RTEMs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service Providers | |||
| Rebates, Incentives & Financing | No tagged program yet | No tagged program yet |
4 active programs from the NYC Accelerator tracker relate to this stop. Treat each as a potential match until eligibility is confirmed.
The NY-Sun incentive program offers incentives and financing options to help reduce the installation costs associated with solar electric systems for homes. Additional incentives are available for households earning less than 80% of the median local inome through Affordable Solar.
NYSERDA offers a 75% cost-share for industrial and commercial facilities or multifamily buildings to hire a dedicated, full-time on-site energy manager. Projects may include operations and maintenance improvements, energy efficiency upgrades, water saving improvements, and more.
Affordable multifamily buildings with five or more residential units may qualify for energy efficiency incentives up to $2,000 per dwelling unit. This program is a combined effort of the Joint Utilities of New York—a coalition of utilities operating across the state, including Con Edison, Orange & Rockland, Central Hudson, National Grid, National Fuel Gas, and NYSEG/RG&E—and New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). Con Edison supports enrollments from customers in New York City and Westchester County, including those with Con Edison electric service and National Grid gas service.
RetrofitNY has released three Requests for Qualifications (RFQLs) to build a pool of candidates for upcoming net zero energy (NZE) demonstration pilots. Candidates qualified through these RFQLs will be able to apply for funding for a NZE or near-NZE retrofit project when they form a project team with other pre-qualified candidates.
27 providers in the NYC Accelerator directory list services that serve this stop. Listing only — vet before hiring.
Energy-efficient equipment and service-oriented solution provider specializing in commercial/industrial HVAC systems since 1997; chillers 30-3300 tons used in 80+ countries; absorption chillers in CHP applications; NYC service team holds a GC license for design-build MEP work.
Award-winning energy efficiency contracting firm; helps owners/managers of large buildings (multifamily, commercial, industrial, institutional) save money by saving energy.
Building decarbonization, energy efficiency, and high-performance solutions for real estate owners/developers; solar and battery technologies, HVAC system configuration, improved construction/operational practices; AI-powered insights and energy analytics.
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