Energy Efficiency Programs
In support of New Jersey's clean energy goals, the state's investor-owned electric and gas utilities offer energy efficiency programs directly to their customers helping everyone reduce their carbon footprint.
On October 30, 2024, the Board approved a second program cycle (Triennium 2) of energy efficiency programs that will be available on January 1, 2025 through the state's seven public electric and gas utilities, some of which will also offer building decarbonization and demand response programs. The Board Orders for each utility can be found on the BPU website here. The October 31, 2024 press release announcing the approval of the Triennium 2 utility programs can be found here.
For support finding the right program, use the Find a Program tool or contact us.
| Project Type | Incentives | Program |
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New Construction & Gut Rehabilitation |
Residential Commercial Multifamily Industrial Non-Profits Local Governments* |
NJCEP |
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Combined Heat & Power and Fuel Cells (CHP) |
Commercial Industrial Non-Profits Local Governments* |
NJCEP |
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Large Energy Users (LEUP) |
Commercial Industrial Non-Profits Local Governments* |
NJCEP |
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Higher Education Decarbonization Pilot (Decarb) |
Higher Education | NJCEP |
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Community Energy Plans (CEP) |
Local Governments* | NJCEP |
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FREE Local Government Energy Audit (LGEA) |
Local Governments* 501c(3) Non-Profits |
NJCEP |
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Energy Savings Improvement Program (ESIP) |
Local Governments* | NJCEP |
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Existing Buildings: Equipment Upgrades, In-Store Discounts |
Residential Commercial Multifamily Industrial Non-Profits Local Governments* |
Utilities |
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Existing Buildings: Appliance Rebates, Appliance Recycling |
Residential | Utilities |
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FREE Income Eligible Upgrades |
Residential | NJCEP & Utilities |
*Local government includes public K-12 schools, higher education, state and local governments facilities