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    Window Heat Pump Demonstration Program - Phase I (PON 6037 - Phase I)

    Window Heat Pump Demonstration Program - Phase I (PON 6037 - Phase I) supports manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors in qualifying heat pumps for demonstrations to advance New York multifamily electrification.

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    Funder: New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

    Due Dates: January 30, 2026 (Phase I qualification) | June 30, 2027 (Phase II incentives)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $10 million program-wide; up to $2,250 per unit (LMI) or $1,500 per unit (market-rate)

    Summary: Qualifies packaged window heat pumps for incentivized installation and performance monitoring in New York multifamily buildings.

    Key Information: Phase I is for manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors; only Qualified Participants can apply for Phase II incentives.


    Description

    NYSERDA’s Clean Heat for All: Packaged Window Heat Pump Demonstration Program advances cold-climate packaged window heat pumps (PWHPs) as a plug-and-play electrification solution for multifamily building retrofits throughout New York State. Building on the NYCHA Clean Heat for All pilot, the program supports products that provide efficient heating and cooling without extensive building infrastructure upgrades.

    The program has two concurrent phases: Phase I qualifies participants and products against technical specifications, while Phase II supports purchase and installation at demonstration sites. NYSERDA manages third-party monitoring using utility data, runtime logging, tenant feedback, and energy-use analysis. Results will assess effectiveness, durability, cost impact, and user satisfaction, informing potential eligibility under broader NYS Clean Heat or other Clean Energy Fund programs.


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