NYSERDA Funding Program Materials
Grow Your Business with Support from New York State
There are additional program opportunities available from NYSERDA that can help heat pump installers. Funding is available for hiring, training, and more.
Workforce Development
NYSERDA’s Clean Energy Workforce Development program helps heat pump installers and distributors with:
- Wage subsidies for interns and full-time hires
- Support finding new employees through the NYS Department of Labor
- Training resources and more!
Review the guide below for an outline of program offerings, application steps, program requirements, and an overview of the eligible reimbursements.
Featured NYSERDA Hiring & Training Programs
- On-the-Job Training: Get funding to hire and train new employees for your growing business.
- Clean Energy Internships: Access pre-qualified candidates and cost-sharing for wages.
Green Jobs – Green New York
Contractors participating in NYS Clean Heat and other NYSERDA programs may offer Green Jobs – Green New York (GJGNY) Financing to their customers. GJGNY Financing offers low-interest loans.
- Set yourself apart from the competition.
- Expand your portfolio of services without expanding your staff.
- Offer financing options at the same time as the assessment.
- Loans are unsecured and have high approval rates.
- No dealer fees!
Review the fact sheet for an outline of GJGNY Financing offers and the application process.
Does your business offer additional services such as weatherization or solar?
Become a qualified contractor for other New York State residential programs today.
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