Commercial Efficiency Program for NFPs
LIPA is committed to assisting not-for-profit organizations in our service territory with programs and services designed to meet the special needs of this important segment of Long Island.
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Qualifying Incentives
Interested in having a LIPA representative identify potential areas for improvement to lower your energy bills? Follow these steps:
Determine if you qualify
Once you determine if you qualify under LIPA’s Not-For-Profit
guidelines you will need to contact us for an audit. Once the
audit is complete you will receive incentives for qualifying
measures, including general lighting and HVAC, to help offset
your costs.
- Download the Qualifying Guidelines (PDF) and Terms and Conditions (PDF)
- Download the Audit request form (PDF)
- General Lighting - Download Application Form (PDF)
- HVAC - Download Application Form (PDF)
Commercial Efficiency Program Overview
There are three paths in the Commercial Efficiency Program; each one designed to fit the needs of a particular customer
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Prescriptive Approach
Offers incentives for choosing equipment from a pre-qualified list of energy-efficient measures. -
Custom Approach
Provides technical assistance, incentives and the flexibility to choose unique measures not on the Prescriptive list. -
New Construction (Whole Building Design)
A comprehensive approach in which you, your building design team and LIPA-supported experts work together, from concept to completion, to develop an energy efficiency plan specially designed for your entire building. \
By participating in this program, customer agrees that LIPA obtains and/or retains ownership of all rights to existing and future emissions credits, renewable energy credits, green tags, tradable renewable certificates and/or any and all other environmental benefits associated with the installation of the eligible equipment.

Important PCB Information
The EPA has issued national guidelines to address proper
maintenance, removal, and disposal of PCB-containing
fluorescent lights.
Learn more at
www.epa.gov/pcb.


