Orange and Rockland Utilities (Electric) - Commercial Efficiency Programs

NY Rebate Program commercial industrial local government nonprofit schools state government federal government multifamily residential institutional

Quick Summary

Orange and Rockland offers rebates for energy efficiency upgrades in your commercial or multifamily building, including HVAC systems, lighting, controls, and custom measures—you must have an active electric account and be contributing to the System Benefit Charge to qualify. Visit O&R's website to find participating contractors, review available rebate amounts for your specific equipment, and submit an application for your energy efficiency project.

AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026

Program Details

Program ID
4644
Last Updated
3/7/2025

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
commercial industrial local government nonprofit schools state government federal government multifamily residential institutional
Eligible Technologies
lighting lighting controls/sensors furnaces boilers heat pumps air conditioners motor vfds custom/others pending approval other ee commercial cooking equipment hvac

Program Summary

Orange and Rockland Utilities (O&R) offers energy efficiency program for both small business and large commercial and industrial customers to install high-efficiency equipment in eligible facilities. All New York commercial and industrial customers that have an active electric account with Orange & Rockland, contribute to the System Benefit Charge (SBC) and are installing the energy efficient electric measures in an existing facility are eligible to participate in this program. O&R also offers incentives for electric vehicles, see the program website for details. O&R also offers custom incentives. Contact O&R for more information on this incentive program. Applications are on the web site, above. For more information about Demand Response programs, contact Program Administrator Steve Orman.

Contact & Resources

Contact Email
[email protected]

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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