This document provides an outline of the inspection, assessment, and contract process for an Energy Star approved project. This is an informational document to provide customers with details of expected services.

To be eligible for the Assisted Home Performance with ENERGY STAR loan subsidy, applicants must fully complete this form and provide the following documentation evidencing the total income of the entire household.

This is a sample completion certificate that the contractor and building owner will have to file to indicate successful completion of the building improvement project.

New York Energy Star Financing credit application. This form needs to be completed to proceed with a request for a loan to finance your building improvements.

OR Fill out application online at: www.energyfinancesolutions.com

ENERGY STAR Financing is designed to promote the installation of high efficiency measures. Therefore, each measure installed must meet the minimum efficiency requirements below. This sheet provides you with the minimum efficiency requirements for measures eligible for ENERGY STAR Financing.

This form is to be completed by both the customer and contractor in the event that the invoice amount will vary from the originally filed contract amount.

This document describes the roles and responsibilities of both the customer and contractor.

This guide is designed to explain the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR process from the initial visit to your home, to installation of energy efficiency work through to project completion. It will outline what you can expect from your contractor, your responsibilities as a customer, and how to get additional information.

Applications accepted January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005 The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), as administrator of the New York Energy $martK program, requests applications to receive financial incentives for the purchase and installation of energy efficiency measures to improve the energy efficiency of existing electrical loads from eligible ratepayers. The maximum allowable incentive for a single applicant under this solicitation is $10,000.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), as administrator of the New York Energy $martK program, requests applications from eligible building owners and leaseholders for financial incentives to improve the energy efficiency of new and renovated buildings. $10 million is available through this PON (Program Opportunity Notice) to conduct technical assessments of energy-efficiency measures in building designs and to offset up to 60% of the incremental capital costs to purchase and install energy-efficient equipment in these buildings to reduce electric energy consumption. Applicants may choose among pre-qualified equipment, custom measure or whole building capital cost incentives.

Residential borrowers (1-4 family homes) can qualify for reduced interest rates on secured loans (effective on or after April 1, 2004) up to $20,000 used to finance certain energy-efficient improvements which have been pre-qualified by NYSERDA.
Use the following form to type and print your application in Word: application_family.doc (190kb)

Other borrowers (other than 1-4 family homes) can qualify for reduced interest rates on loans to improve multifamily buildings (five or more residential units), manufacturing facilities, business offices, retail storefronts, or manufacturing processes. The maximum loan amount that may be subsidized under this program for multifamily buildings is $5,000 per residential unit, up to $5,000,000, and up to $1,500,000 for other facilities.
Use the following form to type and print your application in Word: application_nonfamily.doc (677kb)