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Request for Information for Public Solar New York City

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20250117030State & Local

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The NYC Office of the Mayor has been awarded $37.5 million from the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund under the Federal Inflation Reduction Act to develop a program called Public Solar NYC, aimed at providing solar energy benefits to low-income residents in New York City. To support the design of this initiative, the city has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to gather insights from the solar industry. This RFI is purely informational and voluntary, with no direct contract or funding tied to submissions. The RFI invites responses from interested parties on topics relevant to their expertise by March 21, 2025, to help shape the Public Solar NYC program. The city will hold informational sessions on February 11 and March 11, 2025, to facilitate engagement and provide further details. Inquiries and responses can be directed to the primary contact, Isha Patel, at the NYC Office of the Mayor. The solicitation is part of the city’s efforts to advance clean energy equity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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NYC awarded $37.5M EPA grant to develop solar energy program for low-income residents.

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New York → NYC Office of the Mayor (OOM)

Place of Performance

NY, USA

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AgencyNew York → NYC Office of the Mayor (OOM)
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New York → NYC Office of the Mayor (OOM)
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NYC is happy to share that we have been awarded $37.5 Million through the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund as part of the Federal Inflation Reduction Act. The purpose of this grant is to design and deploy a program to deliver solar benefits to low-income New Yorkers, referred to as Public Solar NYC.  
The intention of the RFI is to gather information and insight from the solar industry to inform the design of Public Solar NYC. Respondents may focus on topics and questions that are relevant to their organization.
This RFI is wholly voluntary, and submissions will not lead to an award of a contract. This is for informational purposes only. There is no funding associated with this RFI.  
We are requesting responses by March 21, 2025, and will host information sessions on Feb 11 and March 11, 2025.  

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