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Low Carbon Pathways for Multifamily Buildings

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PON 4701State & Local

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The contract outlines substantial revisions to the Low Carbon Pathways program for multifamily buildings in New York State, reflecting updates to funding allocations, program components, and eligibility requirements. An additional $8.5 million in RGGI funds has been advanced from future years, alongside $3.8 million in CEF funds, increasing the total available funding. The program incorporates a new Induction Stove Pilot, with specific language and requirements added, and updates the application deadline to October 31, 2025. Key sections throughout the program guidelines, including eligibility criteria, measure package requirements, incentive caps, and project timelines, have been amended to improve clarity and program alignment. Documentation requirements now include rent affordability verification, and several references to the discontinued NYS Clean Heat program have been removed to avoid stacking incentives. Eligible participants include existing multifamily buildings in New York State that are electricity customers and buildings that have been operational for over a year, with affordable projects required to meet detailed affordability guidelines. While working with NYSERDA FlexTech Consultants or MFBSN providers is encouraged, applicants may select independent service providers without impacting eligibility. The contract term spans five years, covering all New York State counties, with a submission deadline of December 31, 2025, at 3:00 PM. The revisions ensure stronger program adherence to updated energy efficiency measures, promote low-carbon pathways, and enhance administrative accuracy through consistent terminology and revised application processes.

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Revised Low Carbon Pathways program increases funding, updates eligibility, adds Induction Stove Pilot, deadline October 2025.

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New York → Nyserda

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All NYS counties, NY, USA

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AgencyNew York → Nyserda
Contacts4 people available
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New York → Nyserda
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Pamela MillerSr. Project Manager
Brian CabezasAssistant Director
James CowmanAssistant Contract Manager
Low Carbon Pathways for Multifamily Buildings Low Carbon Pathways for Multifamily BuildingsClean and Resilient Buildings

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Summary of Revisions PON 4701 – Summary Updated funding to reflect additional funding we had but was not previously listed and added in $8.5M RGGI which has been requested to be advanced from future years, for April 1, 2025 Updated Program Summary to include language for the addition of the Induction Stove Pilot and added Section III.C to include specific Pilot language and requirements Changed references throughout to consistently use the term applicant Revised application submittal date to October 31, 2025 Revised the Glossary of Terms Revised Eligible Buildings section Revised Eligible Consultant/Service Provider section Revised Ineligible Project Types Revised Incentive Cap section Revised Incentive Recipient section Revised Table 1 Revised Project Timeline and Milestones section Attachment “A” Measure Package Requirements Details Revisions throughout the document include adding Rent Affordability Documentation to all Deliverable tables, removed references to projects participating in NYS Clean Heat because the programs can no longer stack incentives, and removed references to Tenant Surveys Revision to Section 1 related to envelope packages and added options and clarifications for the Operational Test Out Specifications. Revisions to Section 2 related to the Heating and Cooling package include updating the mini/multi-split technology type and reference link for minimum performance requirement and adding a requirement to submit documentation to show testing equipment used for TAB meets Program requirements Revisions to Section 3 related to the Domestic Hot Water package include updating the performance requirements references Revisions to Section 4 related to Appliance Electrification include adding specific language about the Induction Stove Pilot Revision to the minimum installation standards for Section 1.2, #9 for the Ventilation Package Requirements Attachment “B” Low Carbon Pathways Application Form General formatting updates were made throughout Added the Induction Stove Pilot under the Bonus Incentives options Removed NYS Clean Heat Program Added MREP to the options to select under Service Provider Information Attachment “D” Terms and Conditions Revised references to Consultants by removing Independent Contractors and adding the new MREP contractor network as eligible Remove language referencing stacking of NYS Clean Heat funding Description of goods to services to be bid: This is a modification of program eligibility, documentation, and addition of $3.8M of CEF funds and $750,000 of RGGI funding PON 4701 Summary- Revisions to Funding available- Revision to Program Summary- Revision to Section I. Introduction- Revision to Section II. Program Guidelines- o Section A: Eligibility Requirementso Section B: Measure Package and Incentives OverviewAttachment “A” Measure Package Requirement Details- Revisions to Section I. Envelope Package Requirement Details- Removal of Section II. Ventilation Package Requirement Details- Revisions to Section II. Heating and Cooling Package Requirement Details- Revisions to Section III. Domestic Hot Water Package Requirement Details- Added Section IV. Appliance Electrification Package Requirement Details- Revisions to Section V. Optional Recommended Measures Detailso Added Section 1.2 Ventilation Package Requirement Details- Revisions to Appendix B- On-Site Generation Data Requirements Attachment “B” Low Carbon Pathways Application Form- Removal of Participant Eligibility section- Revision of Organization Name- Revision of Project Details- Revision of Involvement in Other Energy Efficiency Programs- Revision of Service Provider Information - Revision of Acknowledgement of Terms and Conditions Attachment “D” Terms and Conditions- Revision to section 2. Eligibility- Revision to section 4. Glossary of Terms- Revision to section 6. Under these Terms and Conditions, the Participant agrees to- Revision to section 13. Endorsement- Revision to section 16. No Warranties Low Carbon Pathways Webpage (Redline)- Revisions to How it Works section- Revisions to Available Incentives section - Revisions to Eligibility Requirements section - Revisions to Learn More section Low Carbon Pathways Affordable MF Guidelines- Additional documentation required for projects to verify affordable housing status. If changes are made to this solicitation notification will be posted on NYSERDA’s website at: www.nyserda.ny.gov/funding-opportunities Eligibility/Qualifications Requirements/Preferences: Eligible Buildings• Existing New York State Multifamily buildings that are New York State electricity customers are eligible to participate in this program.• New facilities or those that have undergone substantial renovations must be in operation for more thanone year prior to submission of the Program Application to be eligible for funding under this solicitation. • Affordable projects must meet affordability criteria detailed in Affordable Multifamily Building Guidelines available at https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/Multifamily-Buildings-Low-Carbon-Pathways-Program/Documents-and-Resources-for-Providers in order to be eligible for affordable incentive amount. Eligible Consultants/Service ProvidersParticipants are encouraged to work with a NYSERDA FlexTech Consultant, a NYSERDA Multifamily Building Solutions Network (MFBSN) Provider However, this is not a requirement for program eligibility and applicants may choose an Independent Service Provider of the applicant’s choosing. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Due date:12/31/2025 3:00 PM December 31, 2025 Contract term: 5 years County(ies): All NYS counties Location: TBD Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: None

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