PowerBank Secures $1.12 Million in NYSERDA Incentives for 7.1‑MW Jordan Rd 2 Community Solar Project

SUUN
April 07, 2026

PowerBank Corporation announced that its 7.1‑MW Jordan Rd 2 community solar project in Skaneateles Falls, New York, has been approved for up to $1,119,618 in NYSERDA NY‑Sun Program incentives and an additional $1,576,590 through the Inclusive Community Solar Adder. The project sits on privately‑owned brownfield land and is expected to generate enough clean energy to power approximately 895 homes annually once operational.

The NY‑Sun incentive covers the cost of system installation and operation, while the Inclusive Community Solar Adder is designed to increase access for low‑to‑moderate‑income households and disadvantaged communities. By qualifying for both programs, the Jordan Rd 2 project benefits from a total incentive package that improves its return on investment and accelerates the path to commercial operation.

The project’s location on a brownfield aligns with New York’s brightfield initiative, which encourages the redevelopment of underutilized sites for renewable energy. Community solar projects like Jordan Rd 2 allow residents and businesses that cannot install panels on their own roofs to subscribe to a portion of the energy generated, receiving bill credits and supporting statewide clean‑energy goals.

PowerBank’s broader development pipeline in New York exceeds 1 GW, but the company is currently navigating financial challenges, including a Nasdaq listing warning and negative operating margins. These headwinds underscore the importance of securing incentives to maintain project economics and secure financing for future developments.

The NYSERDA incentives strengthen the Jordan Rd 2 project’s economics, but the company’s financial constraints may affect its ability to bring the project to commercial operation. Nonetheless, the approval demonstrates PowerBank’s continued success in navigating New York’s incentive‑rich regulatory environment and its commitment to expanding community solar in the state.

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