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

    NYSERDA funds the installation and scientific monitoring of cold-climate window heat pumps in NY multifamily buildings to gather real-world data and advance decarbonization.

    Funder: New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

    Due Dates: June 30, 2027: Phase I (PWHP Program Participant Qualification) | June 30, 2027: Phase II (PWHP Demonstration Sites)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $10M total; $2,250/PWHP (LMI sites), $1,500/PWHP (market-rate); $2M cap per PWHP make/model; $500K cap per demonstration site.

    Summary: Incentives for installing and monitoring cold-climate window heat pumps in NY multifamily buildings to support market transformation and decarbonization.

    Key Information: Phase II applications require prior Phase I qualification; applications accepted until deadline or until funds are exhausted.


    Description

    The NYSERDA Window Heat Pump Demonstration Program provides incentives to accelerate the adoption of cold-climate packaged window heat pumps (PWHPs) in multifamily buildings across New York State. The program aims to reduce the cost of purchasing and installing PWHPs and requires rigorous performance monitoring to generate real-world data on effectiveness, durability, cost impact, and user satisfaction. The initiative supports broader market transformation and decarbonization goals by informing future incentive programs and scaling up proven technologies.

    The program operates in two concurrent phases:

    • Phase I: Qualifies manufacturers, suppliers, or distributors whose PWHP products meet technical specifications.
    • Phase II: Provides incentives for installing approved PWHPs in eligible multifamily buildings, with required performance monitoring at demonstration sites.

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