Sustainable Building Resource Guide
Looking for personal advising, financial assistance, or information on incentives related to Local Law 97 compliance?
Use our guide below to find out more about existing programs and how you can benefit from them.
NYC Accelerator
NYC Accelerator is a program of the NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate & Environmental Justice that offers free one-on-one guidance, resources, and training to help building representatives undertake energy-efficiency upgrades and comply with local laws. NYC Accelerator is your trusted partner in navigating local energy laws and advancing building decarbonization projects. Our team of experts provides free, personalized guidance to make cost-saving, energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades, and reduce carbon emissions across New York City's one million buildings.
Website: accelerator.nyc
Email: info@accelerator.nyc
Phone: (212) 656-9202
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Personalized advising through project completion
Contractor/service provider directory
Connection to financing and green loans
Solar feasibility assessments
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Larger than 5k sq ft:
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
small businesses
industrial properties
large commercial properties
institutional properties
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar (+ tax credits)
lighting
demand management systems
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
cool roofs
green roofs (add DOB tax abatement info)
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Education
The Bronx and Brooklyn Energy Hub
The Bronx and Brooklyn Energy Hub is a team of knowledgeable, local, non-profit organizations funded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). We are a one-stop shop experienced in clean energy, energy efficiency, workforce, education, health, and housing.
We help New Yorkers, especially those in underserved communities, make informed energy decisions. We help residents reduce energy use and costs through incentives, tax credits, free measures, and financing options for clean energy property upgrades. We provide technical assistance for owners and residents of single-family homes, multifamily buildings, small business owners, and non-profit organizations. We also help New Yorkers access clean energy training and employment opportunities, and we connect businesses to a pool of talented candidates.
Our services extend throughout the Bronx and Brooklyn, but we prioritize households and communities that have been traditionally underserved.
Website: www.bxbkenergyhub.org
Email: Connect@BXBKEnergyHub.org
Phone: (859) 636-3749
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referrals to other organizations for assistance
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1-4 units residential
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
small businesses
non-profits
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar
lighting
heating controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
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energy savings advice for renters
connections to workforce development
guidance on community solar projects
New York State Energy Research & Development Authority
NYSERDA offers objective information and analysis, innovative programs, technical expertise, and support to help New Yorkers increase energy efficiency, save money, use renewable energy, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. A public benefit corporation, NYSERDA has been advancing energy solutions and working to protect the environment since 1975.
Website: www.nyserda.ny.gov
Email: info@nyserda.ny.gov
Phone: 866-NYSERDA
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guidance through contractor selection and/or project completion (program dependent)
contractor/service provider directory
guidance on community solar projects
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1-4 units residential
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
small businesses
industrial properties
large commercial properties
Institutional properties
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar (+ tax credits)
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
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incentive or rebate administration for:
feasibility studies
energy audits
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar
heating system controls
weatherization/
building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
connection to financing and green loans through NY Green Bank
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workforce development
Association for Energy Affordability
The Association for Energy Affordability, Inc. is dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in new and existing buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities, especially those of low-income. AEA representatives engage in a broad range of educational, technical and construction management activities and services to promote this mission and develop the industry that advances and sustains it.
Beginning in the early 1990s, AEA has provided training, program design, and implementation services for Weatherization, utility and NYSERDA-funded energy-efficiency programs – including serving as both a technical services provider and direct services subgrantee for the Weatherization Assistance Program in New York State. AEA specializes in delivering energy efficiency to multifamily properties, including affordable housing.
Website: aea.us.org
Email: eastcoastinfo@aea.us.org
Phone: (212) 279-3902 or (718) 292-6733
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personalized guidance through project completion
energy audits
feasibility studies
subcontracted work:
weatherization/
building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
referrals to contractors
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1-4 units residential
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar
lighting
demand management system
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope
windows and air sealing
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property manager/building operators training
workforce development
research
education
advocacy
energy savings advice for renters
Solar One
Solar One fosters sustainable practices and environmental equity across New York City through innovative programs in K-12 environmental education, green workforce training, solar installation technical assistance, and eco-park stewardship. By catalyzing new ways of living and working that respond to a world affected by climate change, Solar One is transforming the way people think about energy, the urban environment, and resilience. Solar One strives to bring those most affected by environmental injustice to the forefront of developing and benefitting from the clean energy economy.
Solar One provides free technical assistance through The Bronx and Brooklyn Energy Hub.
Website: solar1.org
Email: info@solar1.org
Phone: (212) 505-6050
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personalized guidance through project completion:
1-4 residential
affordable multifamily
estimates and solar viability/cost benefit studies
fee for service assistance with procurement through project completion:
market rate multifamily
small businesses
industrial properties
large commercial properties
institutional properties
referrals to contractors
community solar technical assistance
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1-4 units residential
affordable multi-family
market rate multi-family
small businesses
industrial properties
large commercial properties
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solar (+ tax credits)
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connection to financing and green loans
workforce development
research
education
advocacy
Center for NYC Neighborhoods
The Center for NYC Neighborhoods is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote and protect affordable homeownership in New York so that middle – and working-class families are able to build strong, thriving communities. Through the Bronx and Brooklyn Energy Hub, the Center aims to increase awareness of and access to energy programs available to homeowners including grants, incentives, and financing options.
Website: cnycn.org
Email: info@cnycn.org
Phone: (646) 786-0888 or toll free at 1-855-HOME-456
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personalized guidance through project completion
referrals to contractors
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1-4 unit residential
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar (+ tax credits)
lighting
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
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education
New York Energy Efficiency Corporation
NYCEEC is the country’s first local green bank. We are a 501(c)(3) mission-driven lender. We provide loans for energy efficiency and clean energy projects in NYC and throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Our focus includes high-impact areas like LMI communities, solar and storage, net zero energy buildings, zero-emissions transportation solutions, and scalable products like C-PACE and ESAs. We are partnering with New York City to reduce the City’s GHG emissions 80% by 2050. Together with lending institutions, policymakers and philanthropies, NYCEEC is working to solve the challenge of climate change.
Website: nyceec.com
Email: GreenLoans@NYCEEC.com
Phone: (646) 797-4630
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financial guidance through project completion
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market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
industrial properties
large commercial properties
institutional properties (hospital, school, etc.)
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financing and green loans
C-PACE loans
Con Edison & Willdan
The New York State Public Service Commission has authorized a budget for the NYS Clean Heat Program, administered by Con Edison, which offers incentives for both space heating and cooling, as well as water heaters. Funding is available for residential and non-residential sectors. Willdan Energy Solutions is the Implementation Contractor for Con Edison’s Multifamily Energy Efficiency Programs and NYS Clean Heat Program. As Implementation Contractor, Willdan facilitates the process for projects, verifies energy savings and disperses incentives.
Website: www.coned.com/en/save-money/rebates-incentives-tax-credits
Email: Multifamily Residential Buildings - Multifamily@conEd.com or conedmultifamily@willdan.com
Small and Medium Businesses - ConEd-SMBProgram@willdan.com or smallbiz@coned.com
Commercial and Industrial Buildings - cleanheatcommercial@coned.com or commercial@coned.com
Phone: (844) 316-4288
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1-4 unit residential
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
small businesses
industrial properties
large commercial properties
institutional properties (hospital, school, etc.)
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incentive or rebate administration (varies by building type) for:
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
lighting
heating system controls
demand management systems
weatherization/
building envelope (including windows and air sealing)linear pipe insulation
steam traps
boiler replacement
boiler clean & true
2-pipe steam retro commissioning
NYC 2030 District
NYC 2030 District (NYC2030) is non-profit partnership of stakeholders from the Property, Service, and Civic sectors dedicated to collaborative climate progress. NYC is a Partner Project of the Fund for the City of New York. NYC2030 works with our service and professional partners to perform building energy improvements for property owners, and promotes community scale decarbonization programs.
Our group serves as a project facilitator or owner's rep in conjunction with NYC Accelerator to implement high-performance retrofits. NYC2030 forms a team to complete each project successfully from our members of trusted professionals, consultants and contractors. Property owners benefit from NYC2030’s commitment to guide them from start to finish through their energy retrofit projects.
NYC2030 will assist property owners to achieve efficiency, electrification and renewable energy improvements, and will coordinate with our partners and NYC Accelerator to evaluate, plan, and assist to secure resources and financing for the projects. We work primarily with Multi-Family and Mixed Residential-Commercial properties.
Website: www.nyc2030.org
Email: info@nyc2030.org
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personalized guidance through project completion
project bundling for affordability and efficiency
vetted list of service provider partners
referral to contractors and service providers
developing community solar projects
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market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
mixed use commercial properties
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar (+ tax credits)
demand management systems
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
The Community Preservation Corporation
CPC is a national nonprofit lender and investor specializing in sustainable, affordable, and workforce housing finance, offering a full suite of construction and bridge financing solutions and permanent mortgage products. With funding from the New York State Homes and Community Renewal Agency (HCR), CPC is administering the $250 million Climate Friendly Homes Fund (CFHF), a grant program for existing, affordable multifamily housing in NYS with a focus on replacing older and less energy-efficient systems with all-electric, high-performance heating, cooling, and hot water heating systems. With the goal of 10,000 units, CFHF will empower small building owners to identify and execute a scope of work to improve the energy efficiency of their buildings and decrease their greenhouse gas emissions.
Website: communityp.com
Email: contact@communityp.com
Phone: (212) 869-5300
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personalized guidance through project completion on projects CPC finances directly
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affordable multi-family
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(limited to projects financed by CPC)
energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar (+ tax credits)
lighting
demand management systems
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
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financing:
construction short term loans for refinancing and rehab of affordable multifamily properties for decarbonization
permanent loans for refinancing and rehab of affordable multifamily properties for decarbonization
Climate Friendly Homes Grant Program (LMI households/NYSERDA Disadvantaged Communities/HUD qualified census tracts), 5-150 unit buildings (application portal will reopen based on funding availability)
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research
education
advocacy
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation - Weatherization Assistance Program
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation’s Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) has been recognized as a leading provider of energy conservation services in the New York metro area, having weatherized over 10,000 homes and units since its inception. Supported by the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the goal of the program is to reduce energy costs and improve safety and health standards for low-income residents. Services include installation of new windows, upgrade of heating systems, air sealing building envelop, install roof & wall insulation, provide kitchen or bathroom ventilation for healthy indoor air quality, Provide new energy efficient refrigerators, and low flow water devices to help save with water.
Website: www.restorationplaza.org
Email: weatherization@restorationplaza.org
Phone: (718) 638-5705
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personalized guidance through project completion (includes hiring of contractors or subcontractors) -low income owners only
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1-4 units residential
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar
lighting
demand management systems
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
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grants for low income 1-4 unit and multifamily residential buildings (multifamily owners have to contribute a portion of costs unless they can demonstrate financial hardship)
IMPACCT Brooklyn - EnergyFit Program
IMPACCT Brooklyn is one of Brooklyn’s premier nonprofit community development corporations providing services borough-wide. The organization works hand-in-hand with low- and moderate-income community members and stakeholders to preserve and develop affordable housing, promote commercial revitalization to strengthen local businesses, create homeownership opportunities, protect tenant rights, combat predatory lending practices and prevent home-loss. Founded as Pratt Area Community Council, Inc. nearly 60 years ago, IMPACCT Brooklyn now serves as a catalyst for neighborhood stabilization and revitalization with a focus on Central Brooklyn and has brought people together to build an equitable, diverse, engaged, and flourishing community. The EnergyFit program, a collaborative initiative between CHLDC, IMPACCT Brooklyn, and the Pratt Center for Community Development, offers free energy efficiency upgrades to low- and moderate-income homeowners in the following zip codes in Brooklyn: 11205, 11206, 11212, 11213, 11216, 11217, 11221, 11225, 11233, 11238. Eligible participants receive comprehensive home assessments and improvements—including insulation, electric appliance installations, and critical repairs—valued between $25,000 and $30,000. These upgrades aim to reduce energy usage, enhance indoor air quality, and support the transition away from fossil fuels, helping homeowners stay in their communities and reduce carbon emissions.
Website: impacctbrooklyn.org
Email: advancement@impacctbk.org; Contact Form at prattcenter.net/resources/energyfitnyc
Phone: (718) 522-2613
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project management through completion, including subcontracting for:
electrification
induction stove installation
weatherization/
building envelope (including air sealing)replacement of gas hot water heaters with electric or heat pump hot water heaters
minor health and safety repairs prior to electrification or weatherization
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2-3 family residential
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free services valued between $25,000 and $30,000 to low- and moderate-income homeowners in the following Brooklyn zip codes: 11205, 11206, 11212, 11213, 11216, 11217, 11221, 11225, 11233, 11238
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education
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation EnergyFit Program
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation (CHLDC) is a community-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering equitable development in East New York. Founded in 1983, CHLDC focuses on education, housing, economic empowerment, and leadership development to improve the lives of local residents. In July 2024, CHLDC merged with United Community Centers to expand its impact, serving over 28,000 individuals annually through a comprehensive array of services.
The EnergyFit program, a collaborative initiative between CHLDC, IMPACCT Brooklyn, and the Pratt Center for Community Development, offers free energy efficiency upgrades to low- and moderate-income homeowners in in East New York and Cypress Hills (zipcodes 11207 and 11208). Eligible participants receive comprehensive home assessments and improvements—including insulation, electric appliance installations, and critical repairs—valued between $25,000 and $30,000. These upgrades aim to reduce energy usage, enhance indoor air quality, and support the transition away from fossil fuels, helping homeowners stay in their communities and reduce carbon emissions.
Website: www.cypresshills.org; prattcenter.net/resources/energyfitnyc
Email: ryanc@cypresshills.org; Contact Form at prattcenter.net/resources/energyfitnyc
Phone: (347) 975-3278
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project management through completion, including subcontracting for:
electrification
induction stove installation
weatherization/
building envelope (including air sealing)replacement of gas hot water heaters with electric or heat pump hot water heaters
minor health and safety repairs prior to electrification or weatherization
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2-3 family residential
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free services valued between $25,000 and $30,000 to low- and moderate-income homeowners in the following Brooklyn zip codes: 11205, 11206, 11212, 11213, 11216, 11217, 11221, 11225, 11233, 11238
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education
Neighborhood Housing Services of Brooklyn
Neighborhood Housing Services of Brooklyn CDC, Inc. is 40-plus year not-for-profit organization, focus on stabilizing underserved areas concentrating on homeownership and housing preservation. We are part of NYSERDA's Clean Energy Hub program and have a Property Management Program for small landlords.
website: nhsbrooklyn.org
email: info@nhsbrooklyn.org
phone: (718) 469-4679
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referrals to contractors and service providers
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1-4 units residential
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energy audits
feasibility studies
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar (+ tax credits)
lighting
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
flood insurance
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training on building management best practices for property owners
energy savings advice for renters
Building Energy Exchange
The Building Energy Exchange (BE-Ex) accelerates the transition to healthy, comfortable, and energy efficient buildings by serving as a resource and trusted expert to the building industry. BE-Ex connects New York City’s real estate and design communities to energy and lighting efficiency solutions through education, exhibitions, technology demonstrations, and research.
Website: be-exchange.org
Email: info@be-exchange.org
Phone: (212) 349-3900
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guidance on making a plan/strategic decarbonization strategy
guidance on technology:
heat pumps
heat pump hot water heaters
solar
lighting
heating system controls
weatherization/building envelope (including windows and air sealing)
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1-4 units residential
market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
large commercial properties
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training for property manager and building operators
research
education
CUNY Building Performance Lab
CUNY Building Performance Lab (BPL) is the go-to training provider for real estate owners, building operators, and managers who want to maximize their buildings’ performance and lower operating costs.
BPL’s trainings give in-depth instruction on energy efficient operations, best use of building automation systems, and energy local law compliance for properties across the New York market, including commercial, residential, and “MUSH” facilities (municipal and state governments, universities and colleges, K-12 schools, and hospitals).
Website: cunybpltraining.org; https://accelerator.nyc/offerings/shc
Email: training@nycsustainability.org; Help@NYCsustainability.org
Phone: Sustainability Help Center, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm, (212) 566-5584
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Sustainability Help Center - help line about local law compliance, (e.g. benchmarking, energy audits, retrocommissioning
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market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
large commercial properties
institutional properties
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training for property manager and building operators
workforce development
education on financing and green loans
research and development
education
RETI Center
RETI Center was founded in action in 2012 in the wake of Superstorm Sandy and as a non-profit in 2016. We were created with the community, by the community and for the community to keep the benefits of the sustainable building and clean energy transition local to the communities most impacted by climate.
We have been at the forefront of teaching, training and working side-by-side with local residents to transform our city through five key areas:
Workforce Development: Graduating vetted, skilled and certified sustainable building and clean energy professionals from our workforce program,
Community Solar Development: Developing community benefiting community solar projects on our city's rooftops at no cost to building owners,
Waterfront: Developing waterfront projects and water quality monitoring,
Education: Providing K-12/College education on clean energy, the waterfront, sustainability
Volunteering: Providing opportunities for individual community members and corporate partners to get involved.
Website: www.reticenter.org
Email: info@reticenter.org
Phone: (917) 342-2177
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developing community solar
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market rate multi-family
affordable multi-family
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workforce development
education
Brooklyn Solid Waste Advisory Board
The Brooklyn Solid Waste Advisory Board (BkSWAB) is a volunteer citizens’ advisory board dedicated to helping our borough contribute to New York City's zero waste goals by focusing on NYC’s waste prevention, reuse, and recycling policies and programs. We care about how waste affects our borough and are working to increase community engagement in order to transform New York City into a place where material recovery is part of our culture.
Website: www.brooklynswab.org
Email: swab.brooklyn@gmail.com
Phone: (917) 579-6220
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education on solid waste management (including e-waste, textiles, organics, and recycling)
advocacy
PaintCare
PaintCare partners with 25 paint retailers in Brooklyn to collect unwanted paint from households and businesses for recycling. (Drop off sites are also available in Queens, Manhattan, Bronx, and Staten Island) Sites accept up to 5 gallons per person per day. PaintCare’s Large Volume Pickup Service is available to almost anyone with over 100+ gallons of paint to recycle. PaintCare is a nonprofit organization.
Website: paintcare.org
Email: info@paint.org
Phone: (855) PAINT09
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drop off paint recycling (zipcodes: 11201, 11203, 11205, 11209, 11210, 11211, 11213, 11215, 11217, 11219, 11220, 11222, 11223, 11224, 11228, 11230, 11231, 11235, 11249)
free pickup for 50+ gallons
New York City Department of Environmental Protection (Green Infrastructure Grant Program)
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) offers green roof retrofit funding for private property owners in New York City. The goal of the Green Infrastructure Grant Program is to incentivize private property owners to retrofit their roofs with green roofs to manage stormwater runoff.
Website: www.nyc.gov/site/dep/water/green-infrastructure.page and www.nyc.gov/site/dep/water/green-infrastructure-grant-program.page
Email: gigrantprogram@dep.nyc.gov
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green infrastructure grant program
NYC Department of Buildings (Green Roof Tax Abatement Program)
The Green Roof Property Tax Abatement provides a one-year tax abatement for the construction of a green roof on residential and commercial buildings in New York City. The green roof tax abatement is aligned with the City's long-term sustainability plan, PlaNYC.
In general, a green roof is an addition to a roof that includes, among other things, a growth medium and a vegetation layer of drought-resistant and hardy plants. Green roofs help improve stormwater management, provide insulation for the building, and lessen the urban heat island effect, which causes dense urban environments to have higher temperatures than other areas.
The tax abatement is equal to $5.23-$15.00 per square foot of green roof space depending on the Community District and last for one year. The benefit is capped at whichever is less: $200,000 or the amount of property taxes due for the building that tax year.
Website: https://www.nyc.gov/site/buildings/codes/green-roofs.page
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drop off paint recycling (zipcodes: 11201, 11203, 11205, 11209, 11210, 11211, 11213, 11215, 11217, 11219, 11220, 11222, 11223, 11224, 11228, 11230, 11231, 11235, 11249)
free pickup for 50+ gallons
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green infrastructure grant program
NYC Department of Small Business Services (NYC CoolRoofs Program)
The NYC CoolRoofs Program led by NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) and The Hope Program provides New Yorkers with paid training and work experience installing energy-saving reflective rooftops. The program supports the City goal to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. This initiative is a partnership between the NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS), its Workforce1 Industrial & Transportation Career Center, the Mayor's Office of Climate and Environmental Justice and The HOPE Program. Coating rooftops with a lighter color reduces roof temperatures, internal building temperatures, Urban Heat Island Effect , and carbon emissions, and improve air quality while extending the lifespan of rooftops and HVAC equipment.
Additionally, NYC CoolRoofs offers cool roof installations at no cost to select buildings, with priority given to non-profits and affordable housing.
Low-cost installations are offered to all other building owners that can cover the cost of the coating, which is provided at a discounted rate through vendors participating in the NYC CoolRoofs program. NYC CoolRoofs will provide the labor, technical assistance, and materials (e.g. paint brushes, rollers, gloves, etc.) at no charge if the building owner(s) pays for the coating.
Website: nyc-business.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/business-services/incentives/nyc-coolroofs
Contact form: www.nyc.gov/site/sbs/businesses/coolroofs-contact.page
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Labor
Technical assistance
Materials
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All buildings with flat rooftops that have a 3’ 8”” parapet, are in good condition with minimal cracking, and are easily accessible (no hatch, ladder, or window access).
The roof must be free of dangerous machinery or equipment that could impede work or put workers at risk.
The roof must be one of the following types:
Granulated cap sheet
Asphalt
Modified bitumen
Bitumen
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No cost installations:
Non-profits
Affordable/low-income housing
Community or recreational centers
Schools/colleges/universities
Hospitals or medical care clinics
Museums/theaters/other cultural centers
Select cooperatively owned housing
Low cost installations:
Other building owners that can cover the cost of coating
NYC Department of Sanitation
The NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) keeps New York City clean, safe, and healthy by collecting, recycling, and disposing of waste, cleaning streets, attacking the scourge of illegal dumping, and clearing snow and ice. DSNY collects 24 million pounds of trash, recycling, and compostable material every day. We operate 59 district garages and manage a fleet of more than 2,000 rear-loading collection trucks, 450 mechanical brooms, 705 salt spreaders, and several dozen bike lane operations machines.
ecycleNYC is a convenient and free electronic waste collection and recycling service for residential buildings with 10 or more units. In partnership with Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), this service follows the strictest industry and environmental standards. We provide your building with a secure electronics collection bin or can arrange to pick up items from an internal storage location.
Curbside Composting - Curbside Composting service is now available to ALL NYC residents citywide. Compost is picked up every week on your recycling day.
Website: www.nyc.gov/site/dsny/
electronic contact/request form: ecycleNYC Application - www.nyc.gov/assets/dsny/forms/ecycle-nyc
Purchase a DSNY brown compost bin or other standard DSNY containerization bins - www.bins.nyc
Order a free composting bin decal - nyc.gov/CompostingBinDecal
Request an in-person training, presentation, or site visit from DSNY at on.nyc.gov/eventrequest