Get the free Con Edison Clean Heat Program Residential Decommissioning Checklist

This document provides a comprehensive checklist for the decommissioning of existing natural gas, oil, or propane heating systems as part of the Con Edison Clean Heat Program. It outlines necessary actions to ensure compliance with local, state, and national regulations and includes instructions for taking pre and post decommissioning photos, notifying utility providers, disconnecting appliances, and sealing ductwork and pipes.

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How to fill out con edison clean heat

1. Visit the Con Edison website and navigate to the Clean Heat section.
2. Download the application form for Clean Heat programs.
3. Fill out the personal and contact information accurately.
4. Provide details about your current heating system and energy usage.
5. Select the specific Clean Heat program you are applying for.
6. Attach any required documentation, such as proof of residence and income.
7. Review your application for completeness and accuracy.
8. Submit the application online or via mail as instructed.

Who needs con edison clean heat?

1. Homeowners looking to upgrade their heating systems to more energy-efficient options.
2. Businesses seeking to lower their energy costs and reduce environmental impact.
3. Individuals or entities interested in utilizing cleaner energy sources for heating.
4. Residents of areas serviced by Con Edison who want to participate in energy-saving programs.

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What is con edison clean heat?

Con Edison Clean Heat refers to the program aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting the use of clean heating technologies and renewable energy sources in residential and commercial buildings within the Con Edison service area.

Who is required to file con edison clean heat?

Entities that are part of the Con Edison Clean Heat program, including building owners and managers who utilize heating systems that are subject to emissions regulations, are required to file.

How to fill out con edison clean heat?

To fill out the Con Edison Clean Heat form, applicants must provide information about their building, heating system details, compliance with emissions standards, and any relevant supporting documentation as specified in the form instructions.

What is the purpose of con edison clean heat?

The purpose of Con Edison Clean Heat is to support the transition to cleaner heating solutions, reduce carbon emissions, improve air quality, and promote energy efficiency in order to combat climate change.

What information must be reported on con edison clean heat?

Information that must be reported includes the type of heating system used, the energy sources employed, compliance status with emissions regulations, and any related energy reduction measures implemented in the building.