Savings for Small Businesses & Nonprofits
Join the tens of thousands of businesses and nonprofits in New York City and Westchester that are reducing their carbon footprint and saving money with energy-efficient upgrades. Select a Participating Contractor to get started today.
We’ll cover up to 70% of the cost to upgrade your lighting, heating and cooling, hot water, refrigeration, and building envelope. Your efficiency upgrades can reduce your energy bills and will pay for themselves over time.
How it Works
- Select a Participating Contractor from our list that offers the upgrades you are interested in or have yours apply to participate.
- The contractor visits your facility, provides a quote for the work, and estimate of how much Con Edison will cover. You decide if and when the work gets done.
- The contractor completes the application and performs the work. Con Edison pays up to 70% of the cost directly to the contractor, and you pay the difference. No waiting for rebates.
For Additional Information
Questions? Submit an interest form and our partners at Willdan Energy Solutions will reach out to help.
Savings Easy as 1-2-3
The money you save on your energy bills can be used to grow your business or nonprofit. Watch this example of how it works.*
*Always check with your Participating Contractor for the latest process and incentives.
Incentives Available
- Incentives for Soundview Gas Customers If your building is in the Soundview neighborhood of the Bronx, you may qualify for additional cost-savings and incentives to get off gas.
- Greater Savings for Queens Businesses If your building is in Jamaica, Queens, you may qualify for special offers and bonus incentives. Your participating contractor will let you know if you qualify.
To see all the incentives available, view our Incentive Fact Sheet (PDF).
Success Stories
Get inspired to make your own energy-saving upgrades by NYC and Westchester businesses and nonprofits who have already benefited.
Energy-efficient lighting was installed at no cost for Brooklyn Tea thanks to incentives from Con Edison.
Brooklyn Brewery used $50,000 in incentives to update their lighting and save 205,800 kilowatt hours per year.