New York’s push to electrify transportation will require a “massive” job training effort and public policies focused on putting more EVs on the road.

Long Island, N.Y. has the potential solar capacity to produce more electricity than it needs, but there are barriers to making that potential a reality.

New York officials told stakeholders the state hopes to adopt medium- and heavy-duty zero emission vehicle standards by the end of the year.

New York regulators have proposed natural gas planning procedures that could address how utilities balance infrastructure needs with GHG reduction goals.

Fishermen, environmentalists, labor unions and local residents broadly support the 132-MW South Fork Wind Project off Long Island.

The New York Public Service Commission approved several programs to speed up the state’s transition to renewable energy.

New York OSW developers began constructing the facilities needed to operate their projects after the state completed the nation’s largest wind procurement

New York citizens feel officials should focus their greening efforts on employment, particularly in creating new clean energy jobs.

Some local sustainability leaders in New York are making headway with the legal pathways to decarbonize their buildings and meet emission-reduction targets.

An Energy Law Journal case study creviews state climate policies that are inconsistent with others that support residential customer access to natural gas.