National Grid (Electric) - Non-Residential Energy Efficiency Program (Upstate New York)
National Grid's Non-Residential Program offers rebates on energy-efficient equipment like LED lighting, heating and cooling systems, and building controls for eligible business customers in upstate New York. To apply, contact National Grid to request a free energy audit that identifies recommended improvements and rebate-eligible measures for your facility.
You can help commercial and industrial customers access rebates on prescriptive measures including lighting, HVAC, refrigeration, compressed air, and custom projects through National Grid's upstate New York program. Small businesses with average demand of 100 kW or less per month qualify for the Small Business Program track; all equipment must meet minimum program efficiency requirements to receive rebates.
This offering serves non-residential customers (commercial, industrial, government, nonprofit, educational, multifamily, and institutional) in National Grid's upstate New York electric service territory. The program provides both prescriptive rebates for standard measures and custom project incentives; small commercial customers (≤100 kW average monthly demand) access streamlined offerings including free energy audits, while large commercial customers can pursue prescriptive rebates and project-specific incentives on lighting, controls, refrigeration, compressed air, and other measures pending approval.
Program details
- Program ID
- 3026
- Last updated
- 9/16/2024
Eligibility
- Sectors
- commercial industrial local government nonprofit schools state government federal government multifamily residential institutional
- Technologies
- water heaters lighting lighting controls/sensors chillers heat pumps compressed air energy mgmt. systems/building controls custom/others pending approval other ee vending machine controls commercial cooking equipment led lighting commercial refrigeration equipment
Program summary
Contact & resources
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.