Northeast incentives

New York solar, battery, and EV charger incentives

Start with NYSERDA programs, utility territory, EV charging, heat pumps, and winter backup needs.

Best places to start

  • heat pump incentives
  • EV charger programs
  • battery storage
  • weatherization

What to check first

  • Check NYSERDA and utility programs before choosing equipment.
  • Separate NYC, Long Island, and upstate utility assumptions.
  • Model winter electric load before sizing solar or batteries.

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