Activists and consumer advocates in New York want to see less industry influence on clean energy policy recommendations to the state.

New York City officials are integrating environmental justice into all aspects of its decision-making to abate policy's disproportionate impact on low-income communities.

New York selected the Clean Path and the Champlain Hudson Power Express transmission projects from among seven submitted to the CES Tier 4 solicitation.

NYSERDA now has a new goal of ensuring the state’s Clean Energy Fund delivers 40% of benefits of spending to disadvantaged communities.

The $24 million in funding will help upgrade 1,200 housing units in New York City, reaching about 3,000 residents.

The environmental organization Riverkeeper says there are proposals preferable to running transmission lines under the Hudson River.

The New York PSC held the first of several public stakeholder meetings to discuss how to refine the rules governing energy service companies.

IPPNY petitioned the NYPSC to define and incent at least 1 GW of zero-emitting, dispatchable energy resources to help meet the state’s goal of net-zero electricity by 2040.

New York approved a three-year rate plan for National Grid’s downstate gas companies with provisions for electrification to reduce natural gas demand.

NYSERDA shared initial findings on Tuesday for its Great Lakes wind power feasibility study, which will be completed later this year or early next year.