Industrial and Process Efficiency Performance Based Incentive
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s (NYSERDA) offers Industrial and Process Efficiency
incentives to offset the cost of projects that improve
energy efficiency and productivity at Industrial and
Data Center facilities.
Incentive
Each project will be unique based on the applicant’s needs
and site-specific process. Incentives are determined by
multiplying the annual energy productivity savings by the
rates below.
| |
Upstate |
Con Edison |
| Industrial and Process |
$0.12/kWh |
$0.16/kWh |
Incentives are given for productivity-based
energy savings. Industrial projects will reduce energy
consumed per unit of production. Data Center projects
will reduce energy consumed per unit of data processed.Applicants are eligible for up to
$5,000,000 per facility, not to exceed 50% of project cost.
Incentives are based on the custom application of commercially
available technology. Project applicants working on
first-of-a-kind or innovative process improvements also
should consider NYSERDA’s Industrial Process and
Product Innovation Program (PON 1276).
Eligibility
Eligible projects include but are not limited to:
Industrial
- Increased productivity
and throughput
- Increased process
efficiency
- Reduced waste
- Compressors, motors,
VSDs, cooling, lighting
efficiency improvements
 Data Centers
- Virtualization
- Next-generation servers
- Cooling efficiency
improvements
- Improved air-flow
management
- Applications management
strategies
Measurement and Verification
Projects must undergo M&V for a period of up to two
years. NYSERDA’s technical consultant will create an
M&V Plan in collaboration with the applicant. NYSERDA
will pay 60% of incentive upon installation and the balance
during M&V.
Minimum Size
Projects must qualify for an incentive of at least $10,000.
Interested?
NYSERDA is available to:
- Consult with customers about eligibility;
- Schedule site visits; and
- Assist customers with the application process
Contact
IPEOutreach@nyserda.org |
