New York made considerable progress this year in its efforts to decarbonize its economy and spread benefits to disadvantaged communities despite COVID-19.

The New York PSC ruled that projects located anywhere in the state may be eligible for state-sponsored EV prize competitions, granting a LIPA request.

The New York CAC met to discuss bioenergy emissions and the formation of a utility consultation group while also receiving updates from advisory groups.

More than 300 people tuned in to a decarbonization workshop hosted by NYSERDA and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation.

Decarbonization advocates said they hope energy efficiency is one issue that will attract bipartisan support in a narrowly divided Congress.

NYSERDA has issued a request for proposals seeking contractors to conduct site reuse planning studies for retired power plants.

Preliminary analysis suggests that a mesh-and-backbone network design would be best to integrate offshore wind into the New York grid.

NYISO and sympathetic intervenors filed comments urging FERC to reject a request that it require the ISO to implement a “clean" MOPR.

The New York Climate Action Council's Power Generation Advisory Panel discussed the issues of methane gas leakage and renewable integration.

California’s port infrastructure will pose a key obstacle to the development of floating offshore wind projects along the state’s coastline.