NewJersey's Clean Energy Program offers significant financial incentives for commercial, industrial, and governmental customers to integrate energy efficient and renewable technologies into new construction, upgrades, and new cooling & heating equipment installations. Get on board with Clean Energy, and find the Power to Save.
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Whether you are starting a new commercial or industrial project, renovating existing space, or upgrading equipment, The New Jersey SmartStart Buildings® Program provides significant financial incentives for qualifying measures. Special Notice:
Enhanced incentives are available for NJ SmartStart Building upgrades in buildings impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Eligible projects receive an additional 50% and new incentives have been added for high efficiency food service equipment. Visit the Sandy web page for details and important links.
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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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Direct Install offers a streamlined process to energy efficiency for owners of small to mid-sized buildings with a monthly peak demand of 200 kW or less. Replace your old equipment or lighting system with energy-efficient technology and Direct Install pays 70% of the total project cost. It all begins with a FREE, no obligation energy assessment to identify cost-justified measures eligible for incentives. Once you give the go-ahead, a pre-qualified, trained contractor completes the installation. Get started by contacting the contractor serving your region. |
| Free Energy Benchmarking |
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Benchmarking is a process for evaluating the energy use performance of commercial, industrial, and municipal buildings. This service is currently available free of charge to owners, managers and administrators of hospitals and healthcare buildings, municipalities, industries, multifamily properties, the hospitality sector, colleges and universities, K-12 schools, retail and other commercial facilities. Benchmarking assesses performance by comparing data from similar facilities and sometimes by comparing energy use data, year-to-year, within the same building. The information is used to identify your most and least energy efficient buildings, effectively target operations and maintenance efforts and significantly increase energy savings. View presentation slides from our recent meeting with the NJ Chapter of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA). Get started by completing the data collection form that matches your building type or send an e-mail inquiry to Benchmarking@NJCleanEnergy.com and we'll guide you through the process. |
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