New Jersey's Clean Energy Program offers commercial, industrial, and governmental customers financial incentives, design support, and technical assistance to integrate energy efficient and renewable energy technologies into new construction, upgrades, and new cooling & heating equipment installations. Get on board with Clean Energy, and find the Power to Save.
| Pay for Performance |
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 Existing commercial, industrial, institutional and multi-family buildings with an average annual peak demand over 200 kW are eligible to participate in the new Pay for Performance Program.
This comprehensive, whole-building approach to energy efficiency starts with an Energy Reduction Plan developed by an Energy Expert that you select from among our network of Program Partners.
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| Local Government Energy Audit |
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Launched in October of 2008, the Local Government Energy Audit Program is the first step in identifying cost-justified energy efficiency measures for local government-owned buildings .gif) including offices, courtrooms, town halls, police and fire stations, sanitation buildings, schools, transportation structures, and community centers. Contact our program representatives and we'll review eligibility requirements and assist you in creating a preliminary scope of work.
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| 2009 Lighting Incentives |
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Two changes have been made to the Prescriptive Lighting Incentive. For 2009, a $30 incentive will be available for the retrofit of T-12 to T-8 technology with permanent delamping and the addition of reflectors. This measure will require a pre-inspection. In addition, a reduction in the incentive levels is made for pulse-start metal halide technology greater than 150 W from $45 to $25 per fixture.
The Performance Lighting Application now requires that projects exceed ASHRAE 90.1-2004 by 5% rather than 20%.
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