NYPA to Develop Solar Arrays and Battery Storage at County-Owned Facilities The New York Power Authority (NYPA) is partnering with Westchester County to develop and implement solar photovoltaic and energy storage systems at seven county-owned properties, including bus garages, the Westchester County Courthouse and Hilltop Hanover Farm. The new systems are expected to offset more … Continue reading #NYPA to Develop Solar Arrays and Battery Storage at County-Owned Facilities→
New York power grid braced for summer demands ALBANY — New York is “well equipped” to meet expectations for peak power demands in the coming summer months, the coordinator of the state’s electric grid reported Wednesday. The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) said the state has a total of 42,056 megawatts of power resources … Continue reading New York power grid braced for summer demands→
Transmission Project Approvals Help Unlock NY’s Clean Future Two new projects recently approved by New York’s electric-grid operator will provide a historic boost the state, putting the most new electricity transmission in 30 years on track for construction and helping it achieve landmark clean energy goals. On April 8, 2019, the New York Independent System … Continue reading Transmission Project Approvals Help Unlock NY’s Clean Future→
New York governor’s Green New Deal starts with 1 GW of large-scale solar With disgruntled civic leaders and NGOs from the U.S. making their presence felt at last month’s COP24 climate change convention in Katowice with a We Are Still In booth, New York governor Andrew Cuomo has illustrated just how effective state administrations can … Continue reading #New_York governor’s Green New Deal starts with 1 GW of large-scale solar→
NYISO Prepared for 2018/19 Cold After Weathering Last Winter’s Price Spikes A little less than a year removed from a stretch of intense cold that blasted the East Coast and sent natural gas prices skyrocketing in early January, New York’s grid operator said it’s prepared to meet electricity demand this winter. The New York Independent … Continue reading NYISO Prepared for 2018/19 Cold After Weathering Last Winter’s Price Spikes→
FERC lets PJM delay next capacity auction from May to August 2019 PJM’s capacity auction delay sets up a high-stakes battle this fall over the rules governing the largest electricity market in the U.S. Last month, state members of the Mid-Atlantic electricity market asked FERC to revisit its June decision invalidating capacity auction rules. FERC … Continue reading FERC lets PJM delay next capacity auction from May to August 2019→
NYISO stakeholders clash over exclusion of REC holders from carbon price payments New York — New York Independent System Operator stakeholders are at odds over whether certain power suppliers receiving renewable energy credits should be excluded from obtaining payments that would be generated by the state’s proposed carbon pricing plan. NYISO proposed at a July … Continue reading NYISO stakeholders clash over exclusion of REC holders from carbon price payments→
LIPA blames statewide group for possible rate hike GARDEN CITY – The Long Island Power Authority blamed a statewide group Thursday for potential increases to residential utility bills. New York’s Independent System Operator, which runs the state power grid, proposed new rules that would require LIPA to increase its excess power capacity in case of … Continue reading #LIPA blames statewide group for possible rate hike→
New York generators urge FERC to block certain capacity sales Washington — New York generators say resources in the PJM Interconnection should not be allowed to sell installed capacity into the New York Independent System Operator across transmission lines owned by companies that got out of their obligation to pay for the contentious Bergen-Linden Corridor … Continue reading #New_York generators urge FERC to block certain capacity sales→
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