Con Ed Demand Management for Industrial and Commercial Customers
Administered by ConEdison
Con Edison large commercial or industrial customers can receive rebates for installing demand management technologies like HVAC controls, chillers, and energy storage systems that reduce peak electricity use. Contact Con Edison directly to confirm your facility qualifies as a large customer and to apply for available incentives on eligible equipment.
You can help Con Edison large commercial and industrial customers install qualifying demand management technologies—including lighting controls, HVAC systems, chillers, and lithium-ion storage—to earn rebates that improve project economics. Verify customer eligibility with Con Edison and ensure equipment meets program specifications before installation.
This rebate program incentivizes Con Edison's large commercial, industrial, nonprofit, and agricultural customers to deploy demand-reducing technologies that flatten peak grid load. The program covers multiple technology categories (storage, HVAC controls, chillers, lighting controls/sensors) and works with installers and manufacturers; administration and specific rebate amounts are managed through Con Edison's demand management framework.
Program details
- Program ID
- 22108
- Last updated
- 2/6/2025
Eligibility
- Sectors
- commercial industrial nonprofit installers/contractors agricultural appliance manufacturers
- Technologies
- lighting controls/sensors chillers hvac lithium-ion
Program summary
ConEdison Demand Management Program offers incentives for installing qualified energy efficiency technologies that reduce the grid peak load. Incentives are available for range of technologies including on-site energy storage, HVAC controls, chillers, and other demand management technologies.
Eligibility: Only ConEdison large electric customers are eligible for the program.
Contact & resources
- Contact email
- RTEM@conEd.com
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.