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New York State plans to invest in renewable energy projects across the state and off its shores, resulting in 6.4 GW of clean energy, enough to power 2.6

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The state is doubling down on a planned expansion of the renewable energy industry and an accompanying spike in jobs despite a decision by the state’s Public Service Commission to deny requests for …

National Fuel supports New Yorks ambitious decarbonization efforts and demonstrates that natural gas can be a responsible part of the solution, write the President and CEO.

The Empire Technology Prize, or ETP, is a competitive opportunity for companies and innovators around the world to focus on advancing building technologies for low-carbon heating system retrofits in tall buildings.

New York's groundbreaking Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (the Climate Act) is known for being the country's most aggressive climate and clean energy statewide agenda....

New York is rapidly transitioning to an electricity system powered by renewable energy sources. This transformation requires suitable locations to install solar arrays and wind turbines, as well as re. . .

New York’s ability to meet its renewable energy and climate goals is facing a major test in the coming days. Like many other businesses, renewable energy developers are facing rising inflation and interest rates, supply chain delays, and a host of other economic obstacles. But unlike many other businesses, they cannot simply raise their rates […]

New York’s ability to meet its renewable energy and climate goals is facing a major test in the coming days. Like many other businesses, renewable energy developers are facing rising inflation and interest rates, supply chain delays, and a host of other economic obstacles. But unlike many other businesses, they cannot simply raise their rates to offset rising costs. Thankfully, the Public Service Commission (PSC) is considering a critical inflation adjustment to renewable energy contracts that...

"Gov. Kathy Hochul should follow the lead of the Biden administration and create a New York Climate Corps, which will provide New Yorkers with the opportunity to make our communities more climate-resilient while also gaining the workforce training necessary to access good-paying green jobs of the future."