Town and Village of New Paltz Presentation on the NYSERDA HPwES Programs
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This document provides information about the NYSERDA Green Jobs-Green New York Program and RUPCO Municipal Partnership Pact Resolution. It summarizes RUPCO's role partnering with municipalities, outlines the types of residential programs available through Green Jobs-Green New York including home energy audits and incentives for energy efficiency upgrades. It also addresses some frequently asked questions about how the program works and how it benefits municipalities.
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Town and Village of New Paltz Presentation on the NYSERDA HPwES Programs
- 1. City Of Port Jervis NY Presentation on NYSERDA Green Jobs- Green New York Program and RUPCO Municipal Partnership Pact Resolution Presented byMichael D’Arcy RUPCO Outreach Coordinator Delaware & Sullivan Counties BPI Certified Regional Energy Coach Municipal Outreach Coordinator Michael Courtney RUPCO Outreach Coordinator Ulster & Greene Counties
- 2. Thank you for having us! Council Members Jean Gallucai – Councilwoman Kevin Barry – Councilman Jeff Logan – Councilman Daniel Torres - Councilman Supervisor: Susan Zimet
- 3. Thank you for having us! Village Board Sally Rhoads - Village Trustee Ariana Basco - Village Trustee Tom Rocco - Village Trustee Mayor : Jason West Deputy Mayor: Rebecca Rotzler
- 4. Rural Ulster Preservation Company Strengthening homes, communities, and lives!
- 5. About RUPCO • RUPCO is a not-for-profit agency • CBO Constituency Based Organization • Established in 1981 Independent Contractor to the New York State Energy Research Development Authority (NYSERDA)
- 6. About NYSERDA • New York State Energy Research and Development Authority • Established by the New York State Legislature in 1975 • NYSERDA is tasked to address the State’s energy and environmental challenges Mission: Advance innovative energy solutions in ways that improve New York’s economy and environment.
- 7. About Green Jobs – Green New York Green Jobs/Green NY is a statewide initiative established by the NYS Legislature in 2009 to: • Promote energy efficiency, energy conservation and clean technologies • Reduce energy consumption and costs • Reduce greenhouse gas emissions • Support sustainable community development • Create green job opportunities, including for emerging, unemployed and displaced workforce
- 8. Types of Residential Programs • HOME PERFORMANCE WITH ENERGY STAR® (HPwES) • ASSISTED HPwES • EmPower NY Free or Reduced Cost Home Energy Audit Cash Incentives & Low Interest – Low Cost Financing Income Eligible Assistance
- 9. Is it Worth it?
- 10. Property Eligibility • 1-4 unit residential properties; primary residence and/or rental property • All heating fuel types (Electric, gas, oil, propane, etc) • Structure must be in New York State
- 11. Comprehensive Home energy Assessments or Energy Audit 92% on All New Yorkers Qualify for a Energy Audit If you make less then $147,800 in Ulster County then your Audit is FREE
- 12. The HPwES Audit Application
- 13. What is Home Performance?
- 14. Whole House Assessment • Combustion Saftey • Finding Air leaks • Checking Insulation • Lighting and Appliances • Ventilation
- 15. Much More Than Energy Efficiency • Health and safety • Comfort • Durability and long-term value of housing • Environmental benefits
- 16. Program Incentives • 10% Cash Back for eligible high energy efficiency measures • ≤ 80% AMI Households: NYSERDA pays 50% of the cost of eligible measures up to $5,000 for single-family homes or $10,000 for 2-4 family homes • ≤ 60% SMI Households: EmPower New YorkSM delivers energy savings at no cost Incentives based on Area Median Income (AMI) Cost effective electric reduction measures such as high efficiency lighting and refrigerator replacements, insulation and air sealing, and education Example: <80% AMI Family of 4 $65,507 <60% SMI Family of 4 $50,184
- 17. Low-Interest Financing On-Bill Recovery Loan Program GJGNY $mart Energy Loan Property owner determines optimal financing strategy based on projected energy savings!
- 18. Question You May Have..
- 19. Question You May Have.. 1: Will this cost the Town anything? 3: How can RUPCO help the Town? 2: How much time out of the work day will this take? NO! No more then 5 hours a month. Many different ways!
- 20. Michael D'Arcy – Michael Courtney Outreach Coordinators GJ/GNY RUPCO 289 Fair St. Kingston NY 12401 Main (845)331-2140 ext:261 & ext:267
Editor's Notes
- there were 12,830 people, 4,455 households, and 2,347 families residing in the town. The median income for a household in the town was $40,542, and the median income for a family was $55,537: AMI for Ulster $73,900
- there were 12,830 people, 4,455 households, and 2,347 families residing in the town. The median income for a household in the town was $40,542, and the median income for a family was $55,537: AMI for Ulster $73,900
- Rural Ulster Preservation Company (RUPCO) is a not-for-profit agency, established in 1981. For more than 30 years, RUPCO has taken a broad approach to the housing and community development in Ulster County. In that time we have established a track record of successful outcomes, created strong relationships within our community, and have grown our programs to meet the changing needs of Ulster County and now the Mid Hudson Valley.RUPCO will actively conduct outreach for the Green Jobs/Green NY Program. This will cover the 10 counties in the Mid-Hudson Region of NYS including Columbia, Delaware, Dutchess, Greene, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster, and Westchester Counties, some 2,451,153 residents (12.7% of NYS Population) in 673 Zip Codes.
- The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority is a public benefit corporation that offers objective information and analysis, innovative programs, technical expertise, and funding to help New Yorkers increase energy efficiency, save money, use renewable energy, and reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.
- A “whole house” approach to home energy improvementRequires understanding of the dynamic interaction among home systemsHeating and cooling systemsWater heaters and other combustion appliancesVentilationShell features
- Mole, mildew, gas leaks, CO2. Grandma living in just one room of her home.