Energy incentives and rules, navigated for commercial owners.
Commercial owners face two things at once: building performance standards (LL97, BERDO, BEPS) and a stack of incentives (SREC and REC markets, state tariffs and grants, utility dispatch programs, C-PACE financing and federal tax credits). Each program below is paired with its operating case, so you see the compliance math and the economics together.
For qualifying projects NOI checks eligibility, models each program as its own line, prepares and files the applications, and handles enrollment, event participation and reporting once the system is running. Start with a free energy assessment.
Annual emissions limits on most NYC buildings over 25,000 sq ft, tightening in 2030.
Read the page →Boston's building emissions standard, with annual reporting and emissions limits phased in by building size.
Read the page →Washington DC's Building Energy Performance Standards, enforced on cycles with compliance pathways.
Read the page →NYSERDA's declining-block incentives for commercial and industrial solar across New York.
Read the page →New Jersey's Successor Solar Incentive, community solar program, and what changed after TRECs.
Read the page →SMART 3.0 capacity and compensation schedules, adders, and how they are assessed alongside BERDO.
Read the page →Connecticut's non-residential renewable energy solutions tariff plus Energy Storage Solutions incentives.
Read the page →Alternative Energy Credits, PPL and PECO rebate programs, and the Act 129 efficiency framework.
Read the page →The clean electricity investment credit for solar and storage, elective pay and transfer, and which credits have ended.
Read the page →Utility pay-for-performance for commercial batteries that discharge during summer peak events.
Read the page →Commercial-scale solar grants per watt, with carport and storage adders, awarded in rounds.
Read the page →Long-term financing for energy upgrades, repaid through a property assessment.
Read the page →California's storage incentive: non-residential budget categories are currently closed.
Read the page →Rebates for public DC fast chargers in California, in two 2026-27 windows.
Read the page →This page reflects our understanding as of September 18, 2026. Regulatory numbers and program rules move. Confirm current statute specifics with your tax and legal advisors before signature.