Building Stock and Potential Studies
NYSERDA conducts energy efficiency and renewable energy building stock and potential studies at a statewide level through a collaborative effort with the investor-owned utilities, New York State Department of Public Service (DPS), New York Independent System Operator (NYISO), and other stakeholder entities.
The primary objective of the building stock assessments is to provide a profile of building types (i.e., residential, commercial, multifamily, and industrial facilities), renewable energy systems, and energy-consuming equipment to determine changes in building and equipment stock over time. These assessments are designed to assess the saturation of energy-consuming equipment (electric, natural gas, and other fuels), energy generating systems, building characteristics, and energy management practices.
The data collected in the building stock assessments also directly informs analysis of the energy efficiency and renewable energy potential in the State. Information on potential will be used by NYSERDA, the DPS, utilities, and other interested parties for a variety of purposes, such as informing program planning and setting baselines for assessing program impacts.
- 2024 Industrial Facility Stock Assessment: Phase Two [PDF]
- Assessment of Energy Efficiency, Electrification, and Decarbonization Potential in the New York State Industrial Sector: Phase One – August 2023
- 2022 Industrial Facilities Stock Assessment: Phase One [PDF]
- The Assessment of Energy Efficiency and Electrification Potential in New York State Residential and Commercial Buildings Report - April 2023
- Residential Statewide Baseline Study of New York State - July 2015
- Commercial Statewide Baseline Study of New York State - February 2021
- Residential Building Stock Assessment - October 2019
- Assessment of Energy Efficiency Potential in New York State Multifamily Buildings
- Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Potential Studies - July 2014