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Dive Brief: New York has selected Equinor Wind US to develop a pair of offshore wind facilities capable of generating 2,490 MW of power. The state has a goal of bringing online 9,000 MW of offshore wind by 2035, and the new announcement means there are now plans in place for almost half that target. The state has also issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the development of $5 billion in transmission projects to move renewable energy from the upstate region and Canada, into New York City. Dive Insight: New York's commitment to offshore wind is intended to position the state as a leader in...

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File) While Chautauqua County has been “going green” for the last few year with the installation of wind turbines and solar fields, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is making a larger push statewide. He also believes this push to “go green” will help pull the economy up while it is struggling with COVID-19. On Wednesday, Cuomo gave his third of his “State of the State” addresses, this one focusing on building a green economy for New York state. Cuomo proposed a $26 billion public-private sector partnership to build nearly 100 renewable p...

ALBANY — The state will make significant strides to be a national leader in producing green energy to build more than 90 renewable energy projects through 2021 as the coronavirus

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/ Posted on 31 December, 2020 16:37 2020 will go down in the history books as the air transport industry’s most turbulent year to date, with massive fluxes in passenger volumes globally due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Runways emulating plane graveyards served as a visceral reminder of the vulnerable economics of the air transport industry. Emerging from government-imposed travel bans and nationwide lockdowns during the first half of the year was not enough to prompt travelers to return to the skies en masse. After showing some positive signs over the northern hemisphere summer months, global ...