The §6417 elective pay unlock, delivered end to end.
Houses of worship, private K-12 schools, community centers, faith-based social services, and diocesan real estate portfolios. NOI Energy handles the §6417 elective-pay filing end to end. You get free electricity plus a new revenue stream, we handle the paperwork, tax filing, and the 20-year O&M.
Why this segment fits
No usable tax credit
Tax-exempt owners cannot use a credit directly; elective pay converts it to cash.
No capital budget
Capital campaigns compete with programs. Our structure needs no capital.
Multi-site portfolios
Dioceses and school networks contract once and roll out site by site.
Owner earns income. NOI carries the risk.
NOI Energy designs, finances, builds, owns and operates the on-site solar, battery and EV assets. The owner signs a site license and, at commissioning, begins receiving a monthly NOI payment.
The property or tenants (per the structure chosen at contract) buy energy on site at a discount to the utility rate. NOI Energy monetizes the federal tax credits, depreciation and any state incentives. The owner incurs zero capex, zero debt, and zero O&M obligation for 20+ years.
- 01Owner shares 12 months of utility bills + facility drawings
- 02NOI Energy issues a firm term sheet within 10 business days
- 03Site walk + structural / electrical assessment (2 to 3 weeks)
- 04Final proposal with binding NOI figure + compliance credit
- 05LOI → site license execution → interconnection
- 06Construction: typically 90 to 180 days from permit approval
Four forces shaping the non-profit decision
Regulatory pressures and rate structures reshaping the Northeast energy decision for this segment. Confirm current statute specifics with your tax and legal advisors.
Elective pay turns the federal credit into cash for tax-exempt owners.
No capex, no debt and no O&M obligation for the organization.
Multi-site master agreements across a network or diocese.
State incentive programs stack where the site and owner qualify.
Tariffs where we win
- ConEd SC-9 Rate III
- PSE&G BPL / GLP
- Eversource G3 / G4
- National Grid SC-2 / SC-3
- PSEG-LI 285 / 281
- JCP&L GS-Secondary
- United Illuminating GS-3
- PECO GS-Medium
Each has its own peak-hour, demand-charge and TOU structure. Our model reads your specific tariff.
Traditional ESCO vs NOI Energy
| What you get | Traditional ESCO | NOI Energy |
|---|---|---|
| Financial framing | You avoid a cost | You receive an income |
| Balance sheet impact | Debt or capex on your books | Nothing on your books |
| ITC monetization | Your problem | Our problem |
| O&M in year 12 | Your problem | Our problem |
| Decision cycle | Bond / board vote | Site license, direct-to-owner |
| Compliance credit | Attached, sometimes | Goes with the asset |
| Vendor lock-in | Retrofit-scope | Only the DER asset |
The fastest path is a modeled number on your specific building.
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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.