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Market Acceleration Bridge Incentive Program is a financial incentive program from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), operating under PON 6004, that funds the installation of new grid-connected distributed energy storage systems at residential and nonresidential properties in New York.
Incentives are structured as fixed-rate payments of $100 to $350 per kWh of installed system energy capacity, disbursed to participating contractors on a first-come, first-served basis. The program is designed to accelerate battery storage deployment and support New York's clean energy transition.
Eligible recipients are businesses and property owners installing qualifying battery storage systems through NYSERDA-approved participating contractors in New York State. Organizations should contact NYSERDA or a participating installer to access current incentive rates and program availability.
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Residential and Retail Energy Storage Market Acceleration Incentives Programs (PON 6004) Your browser does not support iFrames Residential and Retail Energy Storage Market Acceleration Incentives Programs (PON 6004) The Residential and Retail Energy Storage Market Acceleration Incentives Program provides financial incentives for the installation of new grid-connected distributed residential and nonresidential energy storage systems by participating contractors.
Incentives are structured as fixed-rate incentives per kWh of system energy capacity, and are available on a standard offer first-come, first-served basis. Storage systems may be standalone, or paired with a new or existing clean on-site generation like solar, fuel cells, or combined heat and power.
The Residential Energy Storage Incentive is available for New York State residents installing grid-connected energy storage on a new or existing home. Incentives are available for up to 25 kWh of storage capacity. The Retail Energy Storage Incentive is available for projects up to 5 megawatts (MW).
Projects must be new, permanent, and stationary. Commercially-available chemical, thermal, and mechanical technologies are eligible, and energy storage projects may be either located behind a customer’s electric meter, or interconnected directly to the distribution network.
Projects awarded Retail Energy Storage incentives must provide value to a customer under an investor-owned utility or New York State Independent System Operator (NYISO) tariff, such as offsetting demand charges, receiving compensation under New York State’s value of distributed energy resources (VDER) tariff, or participating in NYISO’s DER & Aggregation Participation Model.
Apply to become a participating contractor here: https://portal. nyserda. ny.
gov/CORE_CONAPP_Program_Page Contractor and Builder applications currently being accepted. Funding for Retail Energy Storage incentives will be available May 20, 2025 Funding for Residential Energy Storage incentives will be available June 10, 2025 BEFORE YOU BID: NYSERDA requires contractors producing content intended to be published to the World Wide Web to adhere to NYSERDA's Accessibility Policy.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Businesses installing battery storage systems in New York. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $100-$350 per kWh Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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