Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A building's energy efficiency not only makes life better for the people that live there, but also their neighbors, borough, and the rest of New York.
Buildings produce about two-thirds of New York City’s pollution, but improvements in energy efficiency can change that. Those changes mean savings on heating and electricity which leave more resources to help the city's most vulnerable.
The Rockefeller Foundation’s grantee, NYCEEC delivers financing solutions for energy efficiency and clean energy in communities. NYCEEC loans address gaps in the commercial finance market, providing capital to projects that might be too small, too complex, or use newer, less tested technologies.
A building's energy efficiency not only makes life better for the people that live there, but also their neighbors, borough, and the rest of New York.
Buildings produce about two-thirds of New York City’s pollution, but improvements in energy efficiency can change that. Those changes mean savings on heating and electricity which leave more resources to help the city's most vulnerable.
The Rockefeller Foundation’s grantee, NYCEEC delivers financing solutions for energy efficiency and clean energy in communities. NYCEEC loans address gaps in the commercial finance market, providing capital to projects that might be too small, too complex, or use newer, less tested technologies.
