Renewable energy experts and grid planners joined government officials to discuss how to address New York’s outdated transmission system.

Meeting New York’s ambitious goal of reaching 100% emissions-free electricity will require an “astonishing” 80 GW of new generation by 2040.

The New York PSC approved more than $70 million in electric bill relief over the summer for low-income Con Ed customers in NYC and Westchester County.

The New York Siting Board overrode local opposition to approve the 340-MW Alle-Catt Wind Farm south of Buffalo.

FERC has authorized the owners of the 1,000-MW Champlain Hudson Power Express project to charge negotiated transmission rates to carry Canadian hydropower to New York City.

More than 130 New Yorkers gathered in an online forum to protest the possibility of National Grid increasing the state’s supply of natural gas.

NYISO will face a myriad of challenges as New York decarbonizes its economy and the power sector transitions to zero-emissions generation.

The New York PSC voted to study to identify distribution and transmission upgrades and investments needed to meet the state’s clean energy goals.

NYISO shared proposed interconnection processes for the participation options the ISO has floated as part of its effort to integrate hybrid storage resources.

Con Ed’s profits fell nearly 12% in the first quarter and attributed the decline to the effects of the economic shutdown and unusually warm weather.