New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)

NYSERDA regularly funds innovative clean energy projects across the state, playing a central role in New York’s efforts to decarbonize its economy and enhance energy resilience[1].

NYSERDA funds research and demonstration projects related to clean energy and energy efficiency. The agency managed the $2 million grant to SWITCH Maritime as part of its Advanced Fuels and Thermal Energy Research Program. [1]

NYSERDA is leading New York State's clean energy transition by providing funding for hydrogen and clean fuel initiatives. The organization has previously awarded millions for various clean hydrogen projects and is now offering $3.7 million for clean hydrogen-based fuel cell resources.[1][3]

New York State agency that funded the fuel cell energy storage project at Nine Mile Point with a $12.5 million grant.

Organized the multistate collaboration for the hydrogen fuel hub proposal under Governor Kathy Hochul's guidance.

NYSERDA is a supporter of the H2 Refuel Accelerator program, aiming to foster clean tech economy growth in New York State.

State agency sponsoring part of Ecolectro's hydrogen fuel development project.

The Green Bank is part of this authority, which aims to facilitate new energy projects and promote renewable energy systems.

This authority notes that the blueprint will describe the benefits wind energy could bring to New York.

This organization is one of the recipients of the Department of Energy funds and will be using them to invest in offshore wind energy, leading partners and administering projects developed by other states.

NYSERDA is working with the New York Power Authority to spread solar adoption to neighborhoods as part of the K-Solar program.

This authority petitioned the New York Public Service Commission to extend funding for the NY-Sun program.

Provided funding to Plug Power for a project to demonstrate hydrogen fuel cells in transport refrigeration units.

The agency administering the Electric Vehicle-Enabling Technology Demonstration Program.

This authority provided funding for the solar energy project at GAL Manufacturing, making the installation possible through its initiatives.

Representative from the New York State Energy Research Development Authority was in attendance at the opening of the hydrogen refueling station.