Affordable Multifamily Program Upstate (AMP Up)
Funding and project support for energy-saving upgrades to affordable apartment buildings in upstate New York.
NYSERDA supports energy efficiency, renewable energy and emissions reduction across New York State.
Funding and project support for energy-saving upgrades to affordable apartment buildings in upstate New York.
Purchase rebates for New York households with low or moderate incomes installing a heat-pump clothes dryer and any electrical upgrades it needs.
Rebates for organisations installing electric-vehicle charging at New York workplaces, multifamily properties and hotels.
Funding of $250,000 to $1.5 million for New York training providers to prepare new workers for entry-level clean energy careers and help graduates find full-time jobs.
Rebates through participating contractors for complete air-sealing, insulation and window packages in eligible New York homes.
An upfront dealer discount of $500–$2,000 for New York residents, businesses and government bodies buying or leasing eligible new electric vehicles.
Grants for New York hospitals to install and demonstrate building upgrades that cut fossil-fuel use and energy consumption.
Funding for insulation and eligible home-energy upgrades for low- and moderate-income New York homeowners and renters.
Funding for independent energy studies and clean-energy planning at New York business, institutional and multifamily sites.
Subsidised building-energy studies for New York small businesses and nonprofits using facilities of up to 50,000 square feet.
Borrow USD 1,500–25,000 for eligible upgrades to an existing New York home and repay through your utility bill. Ownership, utility-account and energy-saving tests apply.
NYSERDA shares the cost of a dedicated energy manager for New York commercial, industrial and multifamily facilities without an existing full-time manager.
NYSERDA reimburses New York employers that hire and train new clean-energy workers. Support can reach USD 11,000 per eligible new hire, including a conditional certification payment.
Free energy studies for owners of small affordable apartment buildings in New York, to plan energy-saving upgrades.
Borrow USD 1,500–25,000 for eligible energy upgrades to an existing New York home. Repay the unsecured loan monthly to the programme’s loan servicer.
Replace working diesel machinery with eligible battery-electric or hydrogen-fuel-cell equipment for use in New York, with 35% of its base price deducted by the dealer.