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Grants for Public and Non-Profit Energy Conservation Projects is a grant from NYSERDA that funds energy efficiency and clean energy projects for institutions, local governments, nonprofits, and schools in New York State. NYSERDA administers a range of programs supporting building decarbonization, renewable energy, weatherization, combined heat and power, fuel cells, anaerobic digesters, and demonstration technologies.
Eligible entities include hospitals, educational institutions, local governments, nonprofit organizations, and tribal nations. The program aims to reduce energy costs, cut emissions, and advance New York's clean energy goals. Grant amounts and specific program requirements vary by opportunity; applicants should review the current NYSERDA program listing for active solicitations.
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Institutional (e.g., Hospitals/Education) All Buildings & Businesses Landlords & Multifamily Properties All Entrepreneurs/ Startups Available Services & Technology Support Energy Evaluation & Management All Energy Evaluation & Management Weatherization / Air Sealing & Insulation All Workforce Development Combined Heat Power/Fuel Cell/Anaerobic Digester Demonstration Technology/Project Financing Clean Energy Projects Income-Eligible Households Institutional (e.g., Hospitals/Education) Landlords & Multifamily Properties Low-Income: Residents & Communities Weatherization / Air Sealing & Insulation All For Hashed Links Only NYSERDA works to promote energy efficiency, renewable energy, and emissions reduction across New York’s buildings, transportation systems, power generation, and economy.
Our programs serve New York residents and a variety of partners, including businesses, entrepreneurs, property owners, municipalities, community-based organizations, schools, institutions, and training providers. Browse the programs below or use the filters to refine your search according to who our programs serve and the available services and technology support NYSERDA offers.
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Information related to the development of a Master Plan for Responsible Development of Advanced Nuclear Energy in New York State. Affordable Multifamily Program Upstate (AMP Up) Flexible incentive program for building owner’s looking to make energy efficiency upgrades to multifamily buildings.
about the Upstate Multifamily Residential Upgrades Program Agriculture Energy Assistance Technical assistance to perform agriculture energy audits and apply for Rural Energy for American Program (REAP) grant funding. Appliance Upgrade Program Rebates for income-eligible residents to install qualified heat pump clothes dryers and accompanying electrical upgrades.
Become a NYSERDA Qualified Contractor Network of select contractors that are qualified to offer clean energy equipment, services, and incentives through NYSERDA programs. about becoming a NYSERDA Qualified Contractor Building Cleaner Communities Competition Funding for the design and construction of carbon-neutral or net-zero energy performance in existing and new construction buildings.
about the Building Cleaner Communities Competition Buildings of Excellence Competition Buildings of Excellence recognizes eligible architects and developers whose projects simulate the design, construction, and operation of very low or zero carbon emitting buildings. Technical assistance and no-cost turnkey site development to advance renewables on underused land in partnership with municipalities and landowners.
Carbontech Development Initiative Funding for carbon capture and utilization research and commercialization of cutting-edge solutions and technologies. about the Carbontech Development Initiative Program Incentives to install Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations at workplaces, multi-unit dwellings, or public facilities.
Charging Station Programs Multiple sources of funding and technical assistance for installing electric vehicle charging infrastructure at various locations. Clean & Resilient Building Codes Free and low-cost training and support services for code enforcement officials and other building energy professionals to comply with State Energy Code.
about clean and resilient building codes Clean Energy Career Pathways Training NYSERDA is seeking proposals for Clean Energy Career Pathways projects. These projects must include clean energy technical training as well as career preparation, wraparound services, and job placement support to prepare new workers for entry-level clean energy careers.
about Clean Energy Career Pathways Training Clean Energy Communities Program Guidance and grant funding for municipalities to implement clean energy solutions and track progress toward energy savings goals. about the Clean Energy Communities Program Clean Energy Internship Program Funding for clean energy businesses and organizations to hire students and recent graduates as paid part-time or full-time interns.
about the Clean Energy Internship Program Clean Energy Siting Resources Resources and training to help local governments manage responsible clean energy development and permitting in their communities. Learn more about large scale renewable development, investment and jobs across New York State.
Clean Energy Workforce Development and Training Funding, educational resources, and training programs for employers, training providers, building owners, and job seekers. about NYSERDA's Cleam Energy Workforce Development and Training opportunities Resources and recognition for colleges and universities in New York State that implement clean energy on campus or in the classroom.
about the Clean Green Hospitals program Clean Heat for All: Room Heat Pump Program Partnerships with heat pump manufacturers and building owners to accelerate development and deployment while collecting data to build confidence and drive adoption. about Clean Heat for All: Room Heat Pump Program Technical assistance and funding for planning and demonstration projects that expand access to zero-emission transportation options.
Clean Transportation Program Climate Justice Fellowship Funding for one-year, full-time fellowships at clean energy organizations and businesses working in disadvantaged communities. about the Climate Justice Fellowship Program ClimateTech Expertise Network Mentorship for early-stage climate technology startups to support them with staffing, budget management, resource planning, and more.
Incentives for homeowners to install air sealing and insulation packages, plus additional rebates for installing heat pump systems. Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Financing Resources Guidance for municipalities to adopt PACE financing to fund energy efficiency and renewable projects at commercial and multifamily buildings.
about Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Financing Resources Drive Clean Rebate for Electric Cars Program Point-of-sale rebate toward the purchase or lease of 60+ eligible plug-in hybrid and battery-powered electric vehicles. on the Drive Clean Rebate for Electric Cars Program An initiative to support the retention and growth of clean energy companies in New York State through partnerships and financial resources.
Access technical assistance for school districts to transition school bus fleets to electric school buses. Empire Building Challenge Funding and resources for owners of high-rise building portfolios to adopt innovative approaches to low-carbon building retrofits. Empire Building Challenge: Hospitals Program Funding for innovative energy efficiency and decarbonization hospital projects that can be replicated across New York.
about Empire Building Challenge: Hospitals Program Funding for low- and moderate-income New Yorkers to install home energy efficiency improvements and clean energy equipment. Energy and Climate Equity Strategy An initiative to partner with frontline and historically marginalized communities in clean energy policy and program development.
Funding and technical support to building owners, municipalities, developers, contractors, and integrators for installing energy storage. Environmental Research Program Monitoring and assessment of environmental conditions to provide objective, science-based information on energy-related challenges.
A plan to address more frequent and intense extreme heat events and mitigate the disproportionate impacts faced by disadvantaged communities. about the Extreme Heat Action Plan Flexible Technical Assistance (FlexTech) Program Funding for various building types to complete a site-specific energy study that evaluates clean energy and energy efficiency upgrades.
Green Jobs – Green New York Funding for energy assessments, installation services, low-interest financing, and workforce development training for clean energy careers. about Green Jobs Green New York Green Jobs - Green New York Energy Studies Cost-share funding for nonprofits and small businesses to complete energy studies that help identify building efficiency improvements.
about Green Jobs - Green New York Energy Studies Grid Modernization Program Funding for research and development of products, demonstration projects, and research studies that promote electric grid modernization. Heat Pump Program (NYS Clean Heat) Information on incentives and best practices for homeowners and buildings to install clean heating and cooling equipment.
Funding for existing buildings to assess heat recovery options or develop heat recovery systems, plus guidance on qualified products. Guidance on a range of residential programs designed to help New York residents assess energy performance and make home energy upgrades. about the Home Energy Efficiency Program Offering fast, accurate virtual home energy plans to inform homeowners of their home’s energy efficiency retrofit needs.
Information on research and development, partnerships, and investments related to examining hydrogen as a decarbonization solution. Income-Eligible Programs for Residents and Property Owners Information on programs and resources available to income-eligible residents and multifamily affordable housing owners.
about Income-Eligible Programs for Residents and Property Owners Information on best practices and programs that can help industrial facilities reduce energy use and achieve greater resiliency. Information on rebates and tax credits for New York residents, businesses, and nonprofits to invest in efficiency upgrades and clean energy.
Information, funding, and support for energy innovators and investors in commercializing innovative clean energy products. Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR) Program A centralized data platform that collects, integrates, and provides a large and diverse set of energy-related information.
about the Integrated Energy Data Resource Program Just Transition Site Reuse Planning Program Technical assistance and resources to help municipalities plan for adaptive reuse of fossil fuel power plant sites in their communities. about the Just Transition Site Reuse Planning Program Funding for new renewable energy development, maintaining existing renewable resources, and increasing renewable energy in New York City.
Funding and resources to support the design of replicable large-scale thermal system projects in large buildings and campuses. Loan Loss Reserve Program Credit enhancement to partially cover default for lenders offering financing products for energy efficiency and clean energy upgrades.
about the Loan Loss Reserve Program Multifamily Building Programs Information on various NYSERDA programs that helps identify, plan, fund, and implement energy upgrades in multifamily buildings. Multifamily Financing Programs Multiple affordable and flexible financing opportunities to help multifamily building owners make cost-effective energy improvements.
New York Clean Transportation Prizes Initiative Information on innovative solutions to electrify transportation, reduce air pollution, and enhance mobility in disadvantaged communities. about the New York Clean Trasnportation Prizes Initiative New York Generation Attribute Tracking System (NYGATS) Information about electricity generated, imported, and consumed within New York State, including renewable energy credits.
about the New York Generation Attribute Tracking System (NYGATS) New York State Appliance and Equipment Efficiency Standards Minimum energy and water efficiency requirements for residential and commercial products and appliances in New York State.
about the New York State Appliance and Equipment Efficiency Standards New York State Strategic Fuel Reserve Access to gasoline and diesel reserves for prequalified fuel distributors and emergency responders during a declared State energy emergency.
about the New York State Strategic Fuel Reserve New York Truck Voucher Incentive Program Funding for fleets to adopt zero-emission trucks and transit buses and remove their dirtiest diesel vehicles from operation. about the New York Truck Voucher Incentive Program (NYTVIP) Capital and financial support to increase private investment in New York’s clean energy markets, with a focus on key asset classes.
About the New York Green Bank opens in new window. close new window to return to this page Platform for bringing together utilities and stakeholders to identify challenges and solutions to build a low-carbon, resilient electric grid. Information on offshore wind in New York State and solicitations to competitively select offshore wind projects.
On-site Energy Manager Program Cost-share funding for industrial, commercial, and multifamily buildings to hire a dedicated, full-time on-site energy manager. On-the-Job Training Program Assistance finding qualified candidates for energy efficiency and clean technology employers and reimbursement funding for new hire wages.
Owner's Representative Services for Multifamily Buildings Technical assistance and support services to advance energy efficiency and decarbonization projects at multifamily properties. About Multifamily Owners Representative Services Program Resources and information on programs to help pre-k through grade 12 schools invest in energy efficiency and clean energy upgrades.
Real Time Energy Management (RTEM) Technology Information and resources on real-time energy management vendors, real-world success stories, and best practices for building owners. about Real Time Energy Management (RTEM) Regional Clean Energy Hubs Program Knowledgeable organizations across New York that facilitate outreach, education, and engagement on clean energy programs and initiatives.
about the Regional Clean Energy Hubs Program Residential Financing Programs Multiple financing products to help residents finance energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements at their homes. Support for clean technology startup companies to overcome obstacles related to manufacturing, scaling, and developing a supply chain.
Small Affordable Multifamily Energy Studies Offering Funding for energy studies that evaluate energy efficiency retrofits and clean energy upgrades in small affordable multifamily buildings. about Small Affordable Multifamily Energy Studies Small Business Financing Program Loan products for small businesses, multifamily building owners, and nonprofits to finance energy efficiency and clean energy projects.
about the Small Business Financing Program Incentives, financing, and information to make solar energy more accessible to residents, businesses, and communities in New York. Offers a wide range of programs and services specifically tailored to help SUNY institutions accomplish their clean energy and sustainability goals.
Technical Skills Training and Upskilling Program Build and expand training capacity across New York State to deliver technical training to existing clean energy industry workers and students in a variety of technology areas. West Valley Site Management Program Information on environmental management at the Western New York Nuclear Service Center, including site cleanup and long-term care.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Institutional, Local Government, Nonprofit, and Schools in New York. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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NEVI AFC and Community Program (PON 6150) is a grant from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) that funds the development of Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment along Alternative Fuel Corridors and at community sites across New York State. Funded by $45 million in federal NEVI formula funding, the program accepts proposals across two tracks with specific simultaneous charging and site capacity requirements. Eligible applicants are organizations proposing to develop DCFC EVSE infrastructure at qualifying corridor or community locations in New York State. Round 1 proposals are due by June 23, 2026.
Climate Justice Fellowship (PON 4772) is a grant from NYSERDA that funds organizations to host full-time Climate Justice Fellows for one year to advance clean energy priorities in Disadvantaged Communities across New York State. NYSERDA covers up to $40,000 per fellow, including salary and professional development. Fellows must be New York State residents, members of a Priority Population, and/or reside in a Disadvantaged Community. Host employers must be working to advance climate justice and clean energy for Disadvantaged Communities and may include community-based organizations, universities, municipalities, tribal nations, and clean energy businesses. NYSERDA anticipates funding approximately 150 fellowships through 2026. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until June 30, 2026.
EPA is seeking insightful, expert, and cost-effective applications from eligible applicants to provide the Chesapeake Bay Program’s non-federal partners with technical analysis and programmatic evaluation support related to water quality modeling and monitoring and spatial systems to manage, analyze, and map environmental data. The project assists the partners in meeting their restoration and protection goals and in increasing the transfer of scientific understanding to the Chesapeake Bay Program modeling, monitoring, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) activities. The recipient will support modeling, monitoring, and GIS programs needed to explain and communicate the health of and changes in the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem. Funding Opportunity Number: EPA-R3-CBP-23-18. Assistance Listing: 66.466. Funding Instrument: CA. Category: ENV. Award Amount: Up to $5.3M per award.
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program Phase I is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation invites small businesses to submit proposals for projects addressing critical environmental challenges. Awards are for six months to demonstrate proof of concept. Key focus areas include Clean and Safe Water, Air Quality and Climate, Homeland Security, Circular Economy/Sustainable Materials, and Safer Chemicals.
Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants Program (CCGP) is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The Community Change Grants Program funds projects that provide meaningful improvements to the environmental, climate, and resilience conditions affecting disadvantaged communities. While broadly focused on environmental and climate justice, projects can include aspects that relate to community health and well-being through addressing environmental health risks. The program aims to fund community-driven pollution and climate resiliency solutions and strengthen communities' decision-making power. Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis.