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  Program Name: Community Energy Advisors Program Sponsor: NYSERDA Program Type:          Information Sharing/Technical Support Technology:               Energy Efficiency/Demand Response; Technology Neutral Fuel:                        Fuel Neutral Eligibility:  Owners of affordable housing Cost: None Description Community Energy Advisors helps owners of affordable housing, as well as income eligible […]
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The 2020 State Energy Code sets the minimum standards for energy efficiency in building construction in New York. Buildings comprise about 60% of New York’s energy consumption, making code compliance essential for energy savings and carbon reduction. NYSERDA provides free or low-cost resources for building energy professional and other members of the construction trade to enhance compliance with the State Energy Code. Classroom and web-based training provides hundreds of free opportunities to code officials statewide, who may qualify for continued education credits.
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Program Name: Low-Carbon Capital Planning Support for Multifamily Buildings Program Sponsor: NYSERDA Program Type:          Information Sharing/ Technical Support; Rebate/Incentives; Energy Audits/ Consultations Technology:               Alternative Energy Generations/ Renewables; Energy Efficiency/ Demand Response Fuel:                        Fuel Neutral Eligibility:  Multifamily properties in New York that pay into the […]
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As of 2023, the Healthcare Energy Support program is no longer running. To learn which active NYSERDA programs can assist hospitals and other health care facilities reduce energy consumption, decrease emissions, and improve sustainability practices, visit NYSERDA’s Clean Green Hospitals webpage.
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The Clean Heating and Cooling program provides information and technical support for multi-unit and commercial property owners who are interested in adopting geothermal and air source heat pumps.
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The U.S. DOE New York-New Jersey Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP) is one of ten regional CHP-TAPs formed by the U.S. Department of Energy to provide technical assistance for adoption of CHP. The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University’s Pace Energy and Climate Center operates the New York-New Jersey CHP-TAP.
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The NY Solar Map and Portal is a statewide solar map that provides users throughout the state with detailed information regarding the solar potential of their buildings, economic calculations of the cost of the solar system, as well as information on permitting and financing. Sustainable CUNY hosts the map and controls its development. CUNY’s Center for Advanced Research of Spatial Information (CARSI) at Hunter College designed, developed and implemented the software.
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Program Name: Community Solar Program Sponsor: Sustainable Westchester (SW) & Con Edison Program Type:          Information Sharing/ Technical Support Technology:         Alternative Energy Generation/ Renewables Fuel:              Solar Eligibility:  Business owners with large, flat roofs, including but not limited to self-storage facilities, warehouses or big box stores, and large shopping […]
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The EPA's Green Power Partnership (GPP) is a free and voluntary partnership-program for businesses and organizations that source at least part of their electricity from green, alternative sources, and are working to increase the quantity of green electricity sources each year. The program provides a framework that includes credible usage benchmarks, market information, technical assistance, and public recognition to companies and other organizations that use green power. In return for technical assistance and recognition, Partners commit to use green power for all, or a portion, of their annual electricity consumption.
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Through the Strategic Management Program (SEM), NYSERDA provides tools and resources to assist businesses manage energy use in a coordinated and strategic way. NYSERDA offers two training options that teach businesses how to establish and implement SEM.  Through the training, participants will learn to: Collect, measure, and track energy use information to help inform strategic business decisions. Continuously measure and improve energy performance. Empower and motivate workforces to contribute to energy strategy and goals.
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Real Time Energy Management (RTEM) is a term used by the New York State Energy and Research Development Authority (NYSERDA) to describe a combination of systems and services employed to monitor and identify building improvement opportunities. The system consists of hardware, software, and secure internet connectivity that continuously transmits a building’s current and historical performance data to the cloud, provides automated fault detection and diagnostics (FDD), and supports demand response.
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