Currently Accepting Applications
Even though on-site non-essential work is paused, this program is accepting applications at this time. NYSERDA will continue to review and approve submitted applications through the regular process established for this program. Any resulting on-site work required will not be able to commence until further guidance is issued by New York State. Updates regarding changes to program deadlines can be found on this page, if applicable.
Energy Studies for Small Commercial and Not-For-Profit Entities
For more Information: view the GJGNY Energy Studies Fact Sheet [PDF]
Energy Studies identify and analyze opportunities to make buildings more efficient, which lowers associated energy costs. Small Businesses with 100 or fewer full-time equivalent employees or Not-For-Profit Organizations of any size are eligible for this cost-share program.
Green Jobs Green New York Energy Studies include:
- A comprehensive walk through of the facility
- Site staff interviews
- Utility bill analysis
- Fuel-neutral, unbiased evaluation of potential low-cost/no-cost and capital improvement energy efficiency upgrades
- Energy study report that outlines potential energy and cost savings opportunities for your facility.
Once the study is complete, we will assist you in identifying potential utility incentives and low-cost financing options to help take the next steps toward implementing energy saving projects.
| Customer Full-time Equivalent (FTE) |
Cost-share per Building for Small Commercial |
Cost-share per Building for Not-for-profits |
| 10 FTE or Less |
$100 |
$100 |
| Over 10 FTE and 50 FTE or less |
$250 |
$250 |
| Over 50 FTE and 100 FTE or less |
$500 |
$500 |
| Over 100 FTE |
n/a |
$500 |
Contact Us
Address
Green Jobs Green New York Energy Study
c/o L&S Energy Services
58 Clifton Country Road
Clifton Park, NY 12065
Phone
1-888-338-0089
Email
info@NYEnergyStudy.com
If you are interested in an energy study but do not qualify as a small business or not-for-profit entity, please see other programs that offer energy studies: