Solutions for Clean and Efficient 21st Century Buildings
New York State Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has selected Sustainable Westchester to connect property developers and building owners with heating and cooling experts who offer the latest in energy efficient technology and free evaluation tools with hundreds of thousands of dollars of state and utility incentives available for choosing clean heating and cooling. With a proposed Westchester County multi-family new construction of 50,000+ new housing units, air source heat pumps and geothermal solutions and the resulting electrification represents a positive solution for gas constrained areas and an economic impact in excess of $10+ billion dollars.
Who we serve: commercial, retail, multifamily, manufacturing, industrial, non-profit, government, houses of worship, institutional (P-12, universities) within the Westchester area
- Access free or low-cost assessment of clean heating and cooling solutions to calculate energy and cost savings
- Save money on operations and maintenance through high impact energy conservation measures and financial support
- Improve indoor air quality and tenant comfort, cost stabilization, building resiliency, future-proof, and energy security
- Gain competitive advantage and access to certifications that recognize your leadership
- Join the network of area experts and featured project highlights

Services Offered
Sustainable Westchester Services & Resources
- Delivering on Critical Connections: Municipal/IDA led developer meetings; deep long standing municipal & community relationships
- A Seat at the Table:
- Consultation with municipalities in high development areas (aligning resources)
- Certified partner with NYSERDA
- Access to practical learning, case studies & lessons learned
- Navigating the changing energy landscape & looking ahead to the next generation of solutions
- Consultation Service: One-on-one consultation with developers and vendors/installers for specific projects; assessing feasibility and options
- Education Series: Podcasts and webinars
- Resource Aggregation: connecting to vendors, installers, discounts & incentives
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Are you a Solution Provider?
Request for Qualifications: From Building Decarbonization Solution Providers For Inclusion in Sustainable Westchester’s Preferred Vendor List
Featured Project
Conversations in Clean Energy Podcast: Commercial Clean Heating & Cooling
Subscribe to and Download the episodes of our Podcast series “Conversations in Clean Energy,” to hear the premiere episode, “Building Resiliency in LMI Communities Through Clean Heating & Cooling Technology.” Commercial Clean Heating & Cooling podcasts are produced in collaboration with NYSERDA. The premiere episode is co-sponsored by WaterFurnace.
Benefits of Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are a winning strategy for a broad cross section of projects such as retrofits for landmark buildings, mixed-use properties, apartment buildings, or school buildings, that provides benefits including but not limited to financial savings, improved indoor air quality, and environmental leadership.
Innovative Technologies
The evolution of heat pump technology has opened the opportunity for buildings to fully electrify their heating and cooling systems with the assurance of efficiency, reliability, and room-by-room temperature control.
Often, there is misinformation about geothermal technology everywhere! Our team is happy to share more information about Air Source Heat Pump and Ground Source Heat Pump technology for your property or business
Regulatory Impetus
Con Edison, with millions of residential and commercial gas customers, including 232,000 in Westchester County, has placed a moratorium on natural gas expansion. As a consequence Con Edison will no longer be accepting applications for new natural gas connections in most of their Westchester service region, however will continue to serve its existing customers.
Policy Impetus
CLCPA
New York’s landmark new law, the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (Climate Act), was signed in July 2019 by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and aims to confront the greatest threat facing life as we know it —a rapidly changing climate. New York is taking a sweeping set of measures to reduce our carbon footprint, make our communities more resilient, and adapt to a changing climate. The State’s new climate law sets the stage for this and creates the opportunity for citizens and communities to partner with businesses, schools, and government to create a green economy and build a climate-proof future with the help of clean heating and cooling technologies. Goals: By 2040: achieve 100% zero-emission electricity | By 2050: reduce emissions at least 85% below 1990 levels