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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 On-site Energy Manager Program Apply Now  to the On-Site Energy Manager Program (PON 3701)  (opens in new window) Energy managers are responsible for creating efficient processes that decrease cost and waste—helping your business achieve leaner operations. You can lower operational costs, reduce maintenance time, futureproof your facilities, and create comfortable, safe areas by hiring or assigning a dedicated on-site energy manager. NYSERDA’s On-site Energy Manager (OsEM) Program offers a cost-share for multifamily facilities or buildings to hire a dedicated full-time or part time on-site energy manager . Projects may include operations and maintenance improvements, energy efficiency upgrades, water saving improvements, and more. The energy manager can be either a new permanent hire or a contractor. You may select a contractor from NYSERDA’s current list of Flexible Technical Assistance (FlexTech) Consultants or an independent service provider. How You Benefit Drive profitability for your business by reducing downtime and increasing productivity Improve the performance of your facilities Increase alignment across your facilities on day-to-day energy management practices Create a pipeline of skilled talent to fill open positions in your facilities Leverage energy performance data to inform capital planning and decision making Create a culture of sustainability across your organization and in your facility Explore success stories of other New York State businesses that have participated in and benefited from the program. Eligibility Requirements Participants must: Be multifamily facilities or campuses, or have portfolios that contribute to the electric System Benefits Charge (SBC) . A limited amount of funding is available to certain commercial and affordable multifamily non-SBC paying customers. Not have an existing dedicated full-time energy manager on-site Show a desire to continue the energy manager role beyond the pilot engagement period Be willing to share results and lessons learned about the impact of the energy manager with NYSERDA Get Started Program Application Access the application portal to submit a proposal for the OsEM Program. Read More Program Application (opens in new window) Program Resources Review required reporting template and eligibility resources related to the OsEM Program. Read More Program Resources Success Stories Discover how other manufacturing facilities achieved energy savings through the OsEM Program. Read More Success Stories Connect With Us Ready to put energy to work for your business or have questions about the program? Send an email to [email protected] to learn more about the program. You can also sign up for email updates  and information related to the On-site Energy Manager Program. 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)

Requirements Participants must: Be multifamily facilities or campuses, or have portfolios that contribute to the electric System Benefits Charge (SBC) . A limited amount of funding is available to certain commercial and affordable multifamily non-SBC paying customers. Not have an existing dedicated full-time energy manager on-site Show a desire to continue the energy manager role beyond the pilot engagement period Be willing to share results and lessons learned about the impact of the energy manager with NYSERDA Get Started Program Application Access the application portal to submit a proposal for the OsEM Program. Rea