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RAPID ACT: Bill streamlining transmission line buildout leaves rural NY uneasy

New York's Rapid Act has been included in the state budget, but it's leaving some rural communities on edge.

Boralex officials hold open house to discuss Massena, Brasher solar project

MASSENA — Boralex officials were on hand for an open house Wednesday at the Massena Community Center to talk about their proposed 200-megawatt solar project in the towns of Massena

Canton Attorney lays out plan for response to Rich Road solar application

CANTON — The attorney representing the town and village of Canton regarding solar projects, William M. Buchan, spoke via Zoom to the town council regarding the upcoming public hearing for

Hecate holds community meeting on solar project

NYSERDA Solar Quiz Misinformation

The entire Climate Act legislation and narrative is characterized by black and white cartoon descriptions. 

Solar developer mulls high-wattage Perth area project

he developer is exploring the possibility of significantly expanding its wattage capacity.

Local leaders raise concerns over solar farms on farmland

Dozens of residents visited Stuart Salisbury's dairy farm in Sharon Springs to advocate for home rule and against the increase of renewable energy projects being placed on prime farmland.

New York's prime farmland under threat by solar development boom, lawmakers warn

There’s growing fear that the rush toward renewable energy is taking more of New York State’s prime farmland out of production.

Plans for massive 300 MW solar farm in Montgomery County blindside residents

Around the Capital Region, large-scale solar farms are in the works. Among the biggest is a whopping 300-Megawatt solar project planned in Montgomery County.On

WindAction | State rejects Copake solar project but new plans can be submitted

The state Office of Renewable Energy Siting has rejected the controversial Shepherd’s Run solar project application about a month after a group of farmers bought a key portion of land slated for development. The decision handed down by ORES Executive Director Houtan Moaveni on Tuesday comes after a series of recent twists in the project’s approval process. It reverses an earlier decision by a judge to deny Copake’s motion to dismiss Hecate Energy’s proposal, which the town filed the same day that Craryville Farms LLC purchased 60 acres planned for the solar array. The next day, Jan. 5, lawyers for Copake filed a request for appeal, which was granted and prompted ORES to abruptly postpone the public hearings pending a ruling on the appeal.