
Make Connecticut’s battery program work for the property NOI case.
Connecticut rewards measured battery performance, not nameplate capacity alone. NOI evaluates the tariff and load, separates bill savings from potential program payments, coordinates delivery through eligible partners, and manages dispatch and reporting under the project agreement.
Performance payments depend on what the battery delivers.
Performance-paid, not rebated.
ESS pays on measured dispatch events — someone has to operate the battery, respond to events, and file the compliance. That operator is NOI.
$325/kW-yr, years 1–5.
Then $175/kW-yr for years 6–10. A 150 kW battery earns roughly $375K of program payments over ten years.
430 MW, first-come.
The C&I capacity block is allocated in order of qualified applications. The program restructured on April 1, 2026 — most operators haven't caught up.
Program figures from the Energy Storage Solutions program manual; administered with the Connecticut Green Bank and the state’s utilities.
The operating case continues for ten years.
Own it outright
You invest and keep the full modeled revenue stack from bill savings, eligible program payments and asset value—project-specific and evaluated per site.
Finance it
C-PACE via the Connecticut Green Bank or our capital partners; NOI manages the project and financing end to end, incentives included.
One advisor, two doors. Installers can only sell you their one.
The program is statewide. The bill is set by your utility.
All towns we serve across Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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A live model based on real properties on NOI today. Final numbers depend on site conditions, local utility tariffs, program eligibility, and load profile.
- Modeled demand-charge reduction
- $16,200 / yr
- Modeled ESS performance payments
- $29,250 / yr
- Modeled combined annual value
- $45,450 / yr
Modeled at $325/kW-year for years 1–5 under Connecticut Energy Storage Solutions, subject to enrollment, current program rules and utility approval. Demand reduction is modeled on a 30% shave of billed peak demand.
Get my real estimate →We'll model your specific property using a recent utility bill.
We send this exact modeled result as a one-page summary, plus the assumptions behind it. No follow-up unless you ask for it.
What Connecticut owners ask first.
What is Energy Storage Solutions?+
Connecticut's statewide battery incentive program. It pays commercial batteries for dispatch performance over ten years, and is co-administered by the Connecticut Green Bank and the state's utilities.
Does my building qualify?+
Commercial meters in Eversource or United Illuminating territory. Offices, industrial, retail, distribution and commercial campuses qualify at community scale — roughly 20 to 500 kW.
What does it cost me?+
Nothing up front. NOI funds the system; you receive a monthly statement and payment.
How fast?+
Signed to energized in 30–45 days for straightforward roofs. Program enrollment runs in parallel.
What about solar?+
The 30% federal solar credit requires placed-in-service by December 31, 2027 — installed, interconnected and producing. The battery's 30% runs to 2033. We price the stack together while both clocks are open.
More questions? Read the full FAQ or talk to us.
