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Pick a topic, get updates! (opens in new window) Find a Program Find A Contractor About Language Print this page Back to All Programs Flexible Technical Assistance (FlexTech) Program How to Apply Completing an energy study of your building can help you identify and evaluate opportunities to reduce energy costs and incorporate clean energy into your capital planning. The FlexTech program shares the cost to produce an targeted study on how best to implement clean energy and/or energy efficiency technologies. Eligible Facilities multifamily facilities including small businesses and not-for-profits: Must pay into the electric System Benefits Charge (SBC) Not required for P-12 Priority Districts and public schools or Boards of Cooperative Educational services (BOCES) located in a Disadvantaged Community Not required for Fleet Electrification Plans Limited funds may be available for entities who do not pay into the SBC Small businesses and not-for-profits may also be eligible for a subsidized Green Jobs - Green New York Energy Study Upstate Public Housing Authorities may also be eligible for additional subsidized technical services . Your Roadmap to Energy Savings Completing a FlexTech study provides building owners and operators with actionable recommendations that are tailored to their needs, helping make better investment decisions on energy projects. A FlexTech study can help you determine: Which clean energy projects or building upgrades are right for you How to reduce your energy bills The payback on potential energy-related building upgrades How to develop a capital plan that includes clean energy components How to electrify your fleet of school buses or medium and heavy-duty vehicles Eligible study areas can include: Energy efficiency technical analyses Investigation of an advanced technology or system Creation of a long-term energy plan Investigation of deep energy savings Clean heating and cooling systems including air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, variable refrigerant flow, and solar heating and cooling Investigation of distributed energy resources School bus or truck electrification studies Get Started FlexTech Program Application Review PON 4192 application steps and requirements and access the portal to begin and submit an application. Get Started FlexTech Program Application (opens in new window) Find a FlexTech Consultant Explore qualified energy consultants by building sector to find the expertise you need. Learn More Find a FlexTech Consultant FlexTech Documents and Resources Access scope of work and budget templates, guidance on eligible cost-share services, and other resources to prepare an application. Learn More FlexTech Documents and Resources Case Study: 250 West 57th St. Discover how this commercial building leveraged a FlexTech study to implement efficiency upgrades and convert to clean heating and cooling systems. Learn More Case Study: 250 West 57th St. Get in Touch Email us at [email protected] with questions about a project, your eligibility, or the application process. back to top × Close System Benefits Charge (SBC)/NYSERDA Clean Energy Fund NYSERDA is primarily funded by state ratepayers through the System Benefits Charge (SBC) / NYSERDA Clean Energy Fund on their electric utility bill. These funds support energy-efficiency programs, research and development initiatives, low-income energy programs, and environmental disclosure activities. Customers of the following utilities pay into the SBC/ NYSERDA Clean Energy Fund: Central Hudson (Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation) Con Edison (Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.) National Grid (Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation) NYSEG (New York State Electric and Gas Corporation) Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. RG&E (Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation)