Reliable Power for New Yorkers
Advocating for abundant and reliable electricity for New York State families and industries.
Will the Hudson Valley Power Authority Actually Lower Energy Costs?
The proposal for the state to buy Central Hudson will change who sends out the electric bill, but it won’t change the underlying causes of rising energy costs for families and businesses.
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New York State has a problem. Industry was as much as 40% of the state’s economy in the 1970s, but is next to nonexistent today. With no industry, New York State has relied more and more on the FIRE economy: Finance, Insurance and Real Estate, coupled with service jobs that can never pay a living wage. Meanwhile, Upstate farmers are having a harder and harder time staying afloat with taxes and regulations. Their only option to avoid bankruptcy has become to lease their land to renewable energy companies, which means that there’s less food being grown for our population.
The lack of industry and the increase in renewable energy projects has led to reliable sources of energy, like hydropower, natural gas and nuclear power plants, getting shut down or blocked from being built. It is no coincidence that New York electricity prices have skyrocketed from these policies, which makes it even harder for working families to survive and for industry to come back.
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Calling Opposition ‘Misinformation’ Won’t Hide the Truth About HVPA’s Real Goals
Utilities, whether investor-owned or publicly controlled, must serve everyone in the community. And the Hudson Valley is far more than just a leftist environmentalist enclave—it’s home to working families, small businesses, and industries that depend on reliable, affordable energy to survive. But Assemblymember Sarahana Shrestha’s Hudson Valley Power Authority Act...
How Much Will it Cost the Mid-Hudson Valley to Reach Net Zero by 2050?
If New York's climate laws are to be believed, our state must reach net zero emissions by 2050. According to the most absolutely optimistic official estimates, it will cost about $15B a year, or $375B to get there (while the majority of the benefits aren't expected to directly help New...
We Want You to Tell NYPA Your Thoughts
The New York Power Authority has wrapped up its formal conferral process and has moved to hosting public hearings on its planned implementation of the Build Public Renewables Act (BPRA). The green's, as always, are pushing public comments to try to make their unrealistic and expensive plan seem more popular...
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