In general, all the programs cover air sealing and insulation, as well as upgrades to lighting and certain heating and cooling appliances, as well as refrigerators and freezers. This document [pdf - downloads automatically] contains a list of eligible improvements for the Home Performance program.

No. In general, windows, doors, and roofs are not covered under the incentive programs. However, in extreme cases they may be covered under the Weatherization Assistance Program.

Yes. All of the incentive programs work for renters. It is best if you have your landlord's support; otherwise only minimal work can be done (e.g. changing lightbulbs and installing faucet aerators).

Sometimes. The Weatherization Assistance Program services municipal electric customers. There are other incentives through the Independent Energy Efficiency Program (IEEP).

The IEEP was established in January 2001 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation consisting of municipal electric utility members in New York State. The IEEP provides resources for a broad range of qualified energy efficiency projects and services to its member systems.

Customer Benefit Programs through the IEEP are explained in more detail on their website.

This is an electricity rate plan that PSEG-LI will begin offering to help customers save money. Find out more about it on their website.

You can enter some basic information in the New York Energy Advisor online system, and receive suggestions for possible programs. You can also contact a Community Energy Advisor to discuss possibilities.