More than 60% of New Yorkers said they approve of NYISO’s carbon pricing plan, according to a poll released by the ISO.

New York’s utilities are working with government officials and project developers to fine-tune the processes of state-mandated energy storage solicitations.

A new study says policymakers should abandon the social cost of carbon and adopt a more practical metric tied to net-zero-emissions goals.

New York’s battle against climate change must focus on natural gas, Columbia Law School’s Michael Gerrard told IPPNY's annual Fall Conference.

The New York PSC approved an environmental impact statement on the additional renewable resources needed under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.

Industry representatives, state officials, legal scholars and analysts attended the annual Independent Power Producers of New York Fall Conference.

New York’s greenhouse gas emissions in 2015 were virtually unchanged from 1990 levels, according to a study that highlights the role of methane.

FERC rejected NYISO’s proposal to support policy resources in clearing its capacity market, causing a dissent from Commissioner Richard Glick.

New York officials discussed proposed statewide greenhouse gas limits of 60% and 15% of 1990 emissions for 2030 and 2050, respectively.

The New York PSC heard a progress report on a grid study to identify transmission upgrades and investments needed to meet clean energy goals.