
NY-Sun (On-site Solar for Businesses incentive)
NY-Sun pays an upfront per-watt incentive, delivered through the installing contractor, for on-site solar at homes, businesses and farms across New York, with regional MW-block rates. NYSERDA's own 'Incentive Programs for New York State Farms' fact sheet lists NY-Sun first among state incentives for farms, and the agriculture industry page points farms to on-site and agrivoltaic solar.
Eligibility
Businesses (including farms) installing on-site rooftop or ground-mounted solar through a NY-Sun participating contractor; must be in a region/sector with open MW-block capacity.
Details
Financial Instrument
Cost Share
Terms
Contractor-applied upfront incentive; stackable with IRA 30% ITC, depreciation, NYS RPTL 487 exemption; optional Small Business & Not-for-Profit on-bill financing and EIC Open C-PACE.
Published amounts: The exact incentive amount depends on project size and location. Incentives are structured to phase out over time as more New York homes and businesses install solar.
Application Instructions
Work with a NY-Sun contractor to find out what incentives your business may be eligible for; contractor applies and takes the incentive off the bill.
Deadline text on the page: Incentives remain available until all blocks within a region/sector are fully subscribed. (MW Block dashboards)
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Updated September 9, 2026
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