NYPA brings power supply and energy services to Westchester County, City of New York, State & City agencies with cost-effective, actionable energy solutions.
NYPA provides value for their customers, providing them savings on their rates. Subject to specific thresholds NYPA can act as an extension of the team with expert advice; providing economic feasibility assessments to determine the best approach to meet goals; serving as a trusted partner with objective and fully transparent advice; streamlining procurement that aligns with state and local requirements; and sharing knowledge of state energy policies, grants, and incentives.
NYPA’s longstanding relationship with SENY customers led to the implementation of several clean energy projects to help deliver on the State’s clean energy goals.
Recent project highlights include:
- LED Interior & Street lighting
- Electrified Ground support equipment (GSE) for airports
- Community Solar (Distributed Energy Resources – DER)
- NYCHA Heat Pumps
- MTA Bus Charging
SENY Customers include
- New York City government and City agencies
- 103 Towns, Villages, and School Districts in Westchester
- Large NYS agencies in NYC (DCAS, MTA, Port Authority, NYCHA, OGS)
- Small NYS agencies in NYC (Battery Park City Authority, Hudson River Trust, Roosevelt Island Operating Corp., Javits Center, UN Development Corp., ESD)
To learn more about NYPA’s SENY programs, complete this contact form.
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Case Study
From protecting natural resources to reducing energy costs, Westchester County is committed to a healthier future for its residents. Partnering with NYPA, the county identified and implemented an impactful range of energy efficiency solutions.
NYPA’s comprehensive approach delivered a suite of energy efficiency solutions, including an asset management plan, LED lighting, EV infrastructure, steam distribution and HVAC upgrades, and more.
NYPA's team drove enhanced resiliency at Yonkers Joint Wastewater Treatment Plant, upgrading cogeneration systems - including new turbo blowers, aeration system, and controls and electrical improvements.
The result: 12,000 metric tons of GHG avoided. EQU 2,500 cars and over $3.4M Annual cost savings + Enhanced resiliency.