The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is seeking applications from eligible retail motor fuel outlets (Stations) for the Fuel NY Portable Emergency Generator Program (Program). Program eligibility is limited to Stations in the downstate region affected by Section 192-h of the New York State (NYS) Agriculture and Markets Law, Alternate Generated Power Source at Retail Gasoline Outlets. Through the Program, NYSERDA may provide participating Stations with portable emergency generators and associated services during a declared energy or fuel supply emergency (Declared Emergency).

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is seeking applications from seasoned experts in building science and energy efficiency that perform energy use analyses, building performance assessments, whole building software modeling, work scope development, design document review, installation verification, and oversight of project progress. NYSERDA will qualify and approve applicants to the Network to serve multifamily building owners, managers, and developers. Approved Providers have demonstrated their ability to provide multifamily building performance services by meeting and have met the requirements of this Application. Some components of the NYSERDA Multifamily Performance Program (MPP) require participants to work with a Provider. MPP provides incentives to building owners to help pay for multifamily retrofit projects to improve the energy efficiency of a property.

NY Green Bank invites private sector capital providers and other clean energy industry participants to propose partnership arrangements with NY Green Bank that would facilitate the financing of clean energy projects (including energy generation and energy savings projects) in the State of New York.

NYSERDA seeks firms interested in assisting NYSERDA with delivering technical support services to increase the performance of buildings and their energy systems to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions. Energy Modeling Partners will deliver technical services on new construction projects to building owners, developers and leaseholders.

The ACE Program supports applied research in areas that are not supported by other NYSERDA research programs and funding opportunities. This ongoing opportunity also accepts Concept Papers that request a NYSERDA funding commitment for inclusion in a competitive federal opportunity, such as those from the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA-e).

$19,351,548 is available through PON1601Rev1 to offset a portion of the incremental capital costs to purchase and install energy-efficient equipment in these buildings to reduce energy consumption. Financial support is based on the anticipated building energy efficiency improvements. A Green Building Bonus is offered to encourage applicants to integrate green building practices through either Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) or New York Collaborative for High Performance Schools (NY-CHPS) certification.

FlexTech provides:

• Cost-shared studies of energy efficiency technical analyses, process improvement analyses, energy master plans, and demand response opportunities of existing facilities for eligible customers
• Cost-shared on-site combined heat and power (CHP) feasibility studies for eligible customers
• Service providers an opportunity to become FlexTech Consultants for NYSERDA. FlexTech Consultants receive one-year agreements with NYSERDA to conduct technical analysis requested by eligible customers and NYSERDA.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) provides cash incentives/and or financing for the installation by Contractors of new grid-connected Electric Photovoltaic (PV) systems that are 25kW or less for residential, and 200 kW or less for non-residential sites. Funding for the NY-Sun Incentive/and or financing Program (“Program”) has been allocated by the New York State Renewable Portfolio Standard and Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and the Order Authorizing Funding and Implementation of the Solar Photovoltaic MW Block Programs, dated April 24th, 2014.

NYSERDA announces the availability of approximately $6 million in incentives to encourage the installation of end-use wind energy systems for residential, commercial, institutional or government use.

The Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Program provides incentives for the installation of grid-connected CHP systems at customer sites that pay the System Benefits Charge (SBC) on their electric bill.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) requests applications from qualified Boiler Installers/Contractors to participate in a financial incentive program to install approved pellet boilers and advanced cordwood boilers with thermal storage for eligible residential and commercial customers.

NYSERDA invites local governments, school districts, and other community partners to participate in Community Solar NY, an effort to make solar easier and more affordable through community-driven initiatives.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) offers performance-based incentives for the installation of new grid-connected solar photovoltaic (PV) systems greater than 200 kW that offset the use of grid-supplied electricity. PV systems must be sized primarily to serve project load. Funding for the NY-Sun Incentive Program (“Program”) has been allocated by the New York State Renewable Portfolio Standard and Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Incentives will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis, and PV incentive applications will be accepted through December 29, 2023, or until funds are fully committed, whichever comes first. Incentives available are subject to change.

Through Round 3 of CGC II, NYSERDA is offering competitive grants for the implementation of market-transforming sustainability initiatives and projects that accelerate the adoption of sustainable planning and development practices, are innovative, create multiple community benefits, reduce carbon emissions, leverage public and private resources, and propel NYS toward an environmentally and economically vibrant and resilient future. Funding will support policy and plan development, technical assistance, and implementation of projects and initiatives that have the ability to be inspirational and replicated to expand market adoption and overall impact.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is seeking applications for the Permanent Generator Initiative (Initiative). Eligible applicants can apply for a project grant to offset the implementation costs associated with the electrical modifications and installation of permanently affixed generators at the most highly strategic retail gasoline stations (gas stations) in the downstate region.

The Commercial Implementation Assistance Program (“Program”) seeks to offer cost-sharing to overcome a financial hurdle to install energy efficiency measures that have hard cost components that result in energy savings and that are not eligible for incentives that are available in the customer’s utility territory.

Local governments are critical partners in achieving a new energy vision for New York State. As such, municipal leaders play a critical role in affecting energy choices in their communities, both in terms of government operations, and also across homes, businesses, and community institutions. The Clean Energy Communities Program provides grants, direct technical support to communities, and recognition to local governments that demonstrate leadership in the area of clean energy.

NYSERDA’s Commercial Tenant Program (Program) seeks to achieve significant energy efficiency improvements in commercial tenant office spaces particularly during lease negotiations and space design.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) Real Time Energy Management (“RTEM”) Program (the “Program”) seeks to achieve deep energy savings through the collection and analysis of energy usage data from buildings at a system level. To accelerate the adoption of RTEM practices, NYSERDA is offering cost-shared support for integrating RTEM systems and services into existing facilities. This Program works in conjunction with NYSERDA RFQ 3164 Real Time Energy Management Qualified Vendor, launched in April 2016. Applicants must be qualified as a NYSERDA RTEM Qualified Vendor to apply to this Program.

MF NCP is designed to support developers serving multifamily high rise new construction and gut rehabilitation projects by providing technical support and guidance. MF NCP requires the Applicant to hire a Multifamily New Construction Partner (Partner) to act as the primary resource for their participation in MF NCP. The incentive structure is multi-tiered, focusing support and incentives toward promotion of higher levels of comprehensive building and energy performance, up to and inclusive of net zero performance.

This New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) Program Opportunity Notice (PON) 3334 seeks applications from Industrial facilities interested in participating in the On-site Energy Manager Pilot (the “Pilot”) to demonstrate how a dedicated On-site Energy Manager can improve a company’s profitability by delivering energy, process, and operational improvements. As part of the Pilot, NYSERDA will provide cost share of up to 75% of contracted On-site Energy Manager fees for up to 15 Industrial sites.

In partnership with the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT), the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) seeks proposals that have the potential to reduce the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the associated energy consumption of the existing multi-modal transportation system in New York State.

NY Prize Stage 2: Detailed Engineering Design and Financial and Business Plan. NYSERDA is accepting proposals for funding to conduct detailed engineering and commercial assessments that evaluate the feasibility of installing/operating a community microgrid at a site within New York State.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (“NYSERDA”) invites proposals from law firms interested in providing outside legal services related to a wide array of legal issues, including: commercial real estate matters associated with the Saratoga Technology + Energy Park (STEP); Green Jobs Green New York On-Bill recovery program; energy regulatory matters; human resources matters; program and transactional related financing issues; environmental issues (including New York's State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)); legal and regulatory compliance; intellectual property; federal and state taxation; litigation, whether NYSERDA is a party or third party; government procurement and contracting; insurance, and all matters related to NYSERDA’s ownership of the Western New York Nuclear Service Center at West Valley.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) seeks proposals from organizations or individuals to quantify, characterize, and analyze clean energy industry jobs in the State of New York. The project will principally count and map jobs, as well as integrate innovation metrics and clean energy business information, and identify trends in job vacancies/growth areas for clean energy employment in order to produce a comprehensive report on the Clean Energy Economy (CEE) in New York State.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) seeks proposals providing services to maintain and respond to phone, email, and web inquiries related to NYSERDA’s services. The successful proposer will be responsible for answering and referring inquiries to designated NYSERDA staff, assisting customers in navigating the www.nyserda.ny.gov website, and collecting customer information that will be provided to NYSERDA. The successful proposer will also provide market intelligence and trends, foster lead generation, and support data and metrics tracking that encourages continuous improvement of these services for NYSERDA.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) requests proposals from providers interested in providing centralized services and support, specifically for application and payment processing, for several of NYSERDA’s market development initiatives.

New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is accepting applications from vendors, installers and service providers of Real Time Energy Management (RTEM) to become a RTEM Qualified Vendor. NYSERDA is seeking both RTEM System Providers (installers) and RTEM Energy Management Consultant Providers (monitoring services).