We work with organizations evaluating thermal storage in the context of electrification, energy efficiency, demand management, and customer-side thermal system upgrades.
Thermal storage can help utilities and program teams address multiple priorities at once, from load shifting and electrification to customer-side efficiency improvements and long-term system flexibility.
Shift thermal loads to lower-demand periods to reduce strain on the grid and improve operational flexibility.
Align between variable generation and building thermal demand through flexible storage strategies.
Reduce peak demand exposure by storing thermal energy when conditions.
Create stronger pathways for efficiency, electrification, and demand-management.
Thermal Energy HQ systems support grid-aware thermal strategies by helping shift energy use, reduce peak thermal loads, and improve alignment between customer demand and broader program objectives.
Deploy thermal storage at the customer or facility level where it can improve operational flexibility and reduce peak thermal demand.
Use stored thermal capacity to reduce reliance on high-demand operating periods and better align with peak-management strategies.
Track system performance, operating patterns, and program-relevant outcomes through clearer reporting and project-level visibility.
Support internal review, pilot evaluation, or incentive pathways with documentation around operating impact.
Con Edison’s 2026 incentive programs support a system-based retrofit approach across New York City, especially where heat pumps, envelope upgrades, and multifamily improvements are planned together. For eligible projects, incentives may cover up to 50% of project cost, with additional opportunities available in Southeast Queens.
Con Edison positions air-source heat pumps as an efficient all-electric solution for space heating, cooling, and water heating, with meaningful incentive pathways for qualifying projects.
Pairing heat pumps with building envelope improvements can reduce loads, improve comfort, strengthen project economics, and support smarter system sizing.
Eligible customers in Southeast Queens may access neighborhood incentives on top of standard Con Edison programs, creating even stronger retrofit potential in targeted areas.
Our team supports contractors through the full project cycle, helping reduce friction between design intent and field execution. We focus on practical coordination, technical clarity, and responsive support that helps keep projects moving.
Program materials position heat pumps as a core electrification technology and support bundled pathways for space heating, hot-water electrification, and envelope-related improvements in eligible projects.
Envelope improvements can reduce heating and cooling loads, improve comfort, and support more effective system sizing. That creates a stronger case for pairing load reduction with electrification instead of treating them as separate upgrades.
Program pathways for buildings with 5 or more units create a clear framework for common-area improvements, building electrification, and enhanced support for qualifying affordable housing properties.
Eligibility, pre-approval, notice to proceed, post-install verification, and final review all matter. The opportunity is strongest when the project scope is packaged correctly from the start.
Thermal Energy HQ designs modular systems that fit any facility size or industry. From small commercial buildings to large industrial complexes, our technology adapts to your infrastructure without requiring complete redesign.
We help assess where thermal storage, heat pumps, hot-water electrification, and broader building upgrades.
We support a system-based view that helps package the right scope instead of treating each upgrade as an isolated measure.
