Lower the cost of 24/7 care. Protect NOI.
Assess solar and storage around your clinical load, peak demand and resilience needs.
Why this segment fits
For acute-care hospitals, ambulatory campuses and medical office buildings in ConEd, PSE&G, Eversource and UI territories. Funding, ownership and benefit allocation are set per project. Eligible nonprofit systems may use §6417 elective pay when they own qualifying assets and meet the credit requirements.
Continuous load
24/7 clinical operation means on-site generation and storage are consumed on site.
Demand-charge depth
Imaging, sterilization and chillers create peaks that price the whole month.
Nonprofit tax status
Eligible tax-exempt systems may use §6417 elective pay when they own qualifying assets and meet the credit requirements; confirm with your advisers.
How a project is structured.
NOI coordinates design, funding, construction and operation of the on-site solar, battery and EV assets, working with licensed installers and engineers.
Who funds the project, who owns the equipment and how the benefit is shared depend on the structure chosen for that project — owner-funded, financed, or third-party funded — and are set in the project agreement after underwriting. Where a funding partner owns the system, the owner typically hosts it under an agreement and either buys energy on site or receives a payment. Tax credits, depreciation and state incentives are assessed per project against the owner’s own tax position; confirm treatment with your tax advisors.
- 01Start with utility bills and available site information.
- 02Screen tariff, load and funding options; confirm whether a deeper assessment fits.
- 03If viable, arrange site, structural and electrical reviews; timing depends on access and scope.
- 04Present a proposal with assumptions, ownership terms and any verified incentive or compliance eligibility.
- 05Agree contracts and pursue required owner, lender, permit and utility approvals.
- 06Schedule construction and commissioning once approvals and interconnection requirements are clear.
Healthcare facilities: resilience, rates and incentives
Regulatory pressures and rate structures reshaping the Northeast energy decision for this segment. Confirm current statute specifics with your tax and legal advisors.
Clinical operations consume generation and stored energy around the clock.
Available where an eligible health system owns the qualifying asset and meets the credit requirements.
Covered Boston campus buildings report under BERDO; emissions limits phase in by building size.
Storage shifts the billed demand interval that sets the monthly charge.
Eligible tax-exempt and public entities may use elective pay when they own qualifying clean-energy assets and meet the credit requirements. Third-party ownership follows a different tax structure. We compare ownership and funding options with the institution and its tax advisers before presenting project economics. Primary source: IRS — elective pay and transferability FAQs.
Learn more →Rates we work with
- ConEd SC-9
- PSE&G BPL / GLP
- Eversource G4 / G5
- United Illuminating GS-3
Each has its own peak-hour, demand-charge and TOU structure. Our model reads your specific tariff.
Healthcare: NOI compared with an ESCO retrofit
| Dimension | Typical ESCO retrofit | An NOI project |
|---|---|---|
| Who funds it | Owner capital, a bond issue or ESCO-arranged debt, per the contract | Owner-funded, financed or third-party funded — chosen per project |
| Equipment ownership | Usually the owner once installed | The owner or a funding partner, as set in the project agreement |
| Tax credits and depreciation | Depends on the owner's tax position | Assessed per project; direct pay considered where a tax-exempt owner is eligible |
| Long-term O&M | Scoped inside the performance contract | Coordinated by NOI under the operating scope agreed |
| Scope | Often a bundled retrofit across building systems | The solar, storage and EV assets |
| Decision path | Procurement, board or bond process | A review first, then a project agreement |
| Savings treatment | Frequently framed as guaranteed savings | Modeled and stated with assumptions; no savings guarantee |
The fastest path is a modeled number on your specific building.
Send us the property details. You get a written initial review within 2 business days, with the assumptions stated.
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All figures on this page are directional. Every deal is modeled to your specific tariff, load and roof. Incentive claims reflect our understanding as of the page date and require confirmation with tax and legal advisors before signature.