New York state’s renewable procurement, New York City’s carbon reduction plan and offshore wind were among the topics at the 32nd IPPNY Fall Conference.

The NYPSC issued a procedural order to begin implementing its 2016 ruling prohibiting energy service companies from enrolling new low-income customers.

The NYISO Business Issues Committee recommended the board approve construction of NextEra's Empire State Line in western New York.

NYISO stakeholders offered broad support for incorporating a $40/ton carbon charge into the ISO’s markets at a special public hearing.

FERC rejected a request to include the cost of emissions controls in the peaking plant design for the NYISO New York Control Area capacity demand curve.

The nine states comprising RGGI have agreed to accelerate reductions in emissions by lowering the annual allowances by 30% over 10 years.

New York developers are finding it easier to invest in the state now that it is providing more predictability around clean energy procurement.

A community solar development panel at the Infocast New York Energy REVolution Summit discussed the need for improved policies and regulations around DER.

A $40/ton carbon emissions charge in NY state would have “a relatively small impact” on customer costs, according to an analysis released by NYISO.

A New York appellate judge blocked the NYPSC from limiting energy service companies’ ability to contract with low-income people in the state.