New Jersey's Clean Energy Program provides a list of renewable energy system installers, vendors, and contractors, also known as Trade Allies, as an information source only. 

The publication or sharing of this list should not be considered, in any way, to be an endorsement, recommendation or promotion, either expressed or implied, of any of the trade allies listed thereon by the NJBPU.  Accordingly, it is the customer's sole responsibility to investigate and determine the technical capabilities and reliability of a Trade Ally prior to entering into a contract for any upgrades to their home such as the installation of a renewable energy generation system, installation of new heating and cooling equipment, and any other energy efficient improvements.  Customers agree that their selection of any of the Trade Allies on this list is completely voluntary and made without promise, guarantee, coercion, threat or force by any members of the NJBPU.

This listing is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of qualified Trade Allies.  It is not necessary for a renewable energy system installer to appear on this list in order for a system owner to qualify to receive a rebate.

Requirements

To be listed in the Trade Ally Database, renewable energy installers must have completed three successful installations with three completed and approved projects within NJCEP in each respective category.  Installers not having completed three successful inspections will not be listed.

Training

NJCEP provides REIP and SREC Registration Program (SRP) overview sessions for all renewable energy installers.  Program overview sessions include detailed instructions for the completion of the REIP/ SRP application process, the State inspection process, the Final Paperwork packet submission process, and customer generation of SRECs.  The sessions include a review of the REIP/ SRP program guidebook, NJCEP's technical requirements for all renewable energy installations, and common installation errors.  The overview sessions also include a description of the Quality Assurance (QA) program for solar installers.

Training is mandatory in 2010 for all renewable energy installers.  View upcoming training sessions and registration information.

Registration

If your company fulfills all of the requirements as listed above, you may begin the Trade Ally registration process.