Deadline Note

Funding for all electric energy projects is on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are fully committed or June 30, 2010, whichever comes first. Funding for Con Edison gas customers expires October 8, 2008. Funding for National Fuel gas customers expires December 1, 2008. Funding for steam cooling expires on March 1, 2009.

Synopsis

The Existing Facilities Program offers incentives for a variety of energy projects including Pre-Qualified Measures and Performance-Based Incentives for Electric Efficiency, Natural Gas Efficiency, Demand Response, Combined Heat and Power, and Industrial Process Efficiency projects.

Synopsis

The Buildings End-Use Energy Efficiency Program funds applied research that: Improves building affordability and value through the development of cost-effective, energy efficient building products and strategies; Reduces energy costs through the development and use of energy efficient consumer options for reducing or managing loads; and Facilitates the construction and and operation of buildings that are energy efficient, healthy and comfortable.

Synopsis

The sponsor provides funding to support projects that improve the reliability, security and overall performance of the electric power delivery system in New York State. Projects must demonstrate statewide public benefit and quantify all energy, environmental and economic impacts. Technology demonstration, product development, engineering studies and research studies are all eligible for funding.

Synopsis

The sponsor invites proposals to support: Category A: Demonstration of DG-CHP systems at facilities in New York State; Category B: Recommissioning Studies to revisit qualifying, existing, NYSERDA funded DG-CHP installations; and Category C: Technology Transfer Studies to broaden the market penetration of DG-CHP systems in New York State. A total of approximately $25.0 million is available.

Synopsis

The sponsor's program supports affordable housing projects built or preserved with environmentally friendly, efficient and durable materials that increase energy and water efficiency, improve indoor air quality, and reduce maintenance costs.

Synopsis

The sponsor provides support for the development, demonstration, and commercialization of advanced transportation products, systems, and services. Two rounds are scheduled under this PON and the total available NYSERDA funding is $2,5000,000.