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NEW YORKERS & ELECTED OFFICIALS DENOUNCE UTILITY RIPOFFS, DEMAND PUBLIC POWER

Hundreds gather to hear stories of skyrocketing bills, reading by candlelight, and dangerous blackouts at “utility ripoff” public hearing

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  • PUBLIC RENEWABLES TAKE STEP FORWARD, HOCHUL HOLDS BACK PROGRESS AT SCALE

    New York Power Authority announces new projects, but renewable energy draft plan & public comment period indefinitely delayed

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  • REPORTS SHOW GOVERNOR HOCHUL PRIORITIZING DATA CENTERS & FOSSIL FUEL LOBBY, DEEPENING AFFORDABILITY CRISIS

    Two new reports show Hochul’s energy policies favor Big Tech and fossil fuel interests, fueling rising electricity prices.

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  • Under Public Pressure to Build, NYPA Considers 6.2 GW Additional Public Renewables

    Following a mass pressure campaign that won $100 million in state budget funding earlier this year, the the New York Power Authority (NYPA) confirmed at a Board of Trustees meeting that it is currently reviewing an additional 6.2 gigawatts (GW) of renewable projects beyond the 5.5 GW currently planned.

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  • Comptroller Report Affirms City Properties are Golden Opportunity for Public Renewables as NYC Experiences Summer of Climate Change Hell

    New York City Comptroller Mark Levine said that the City is underutilizing public assets like municipal rooftops, parking lots, fleet depots, wastewater facilities, and other public properties for renewable energy infrastructure like solar and battery storage, which is desperately needed as the climate crisis worsens. 

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  • Democratic Socialists: Deadly Heat Highlights Need for Public Renewables

    As New Yorkers experience the suffocating effects of a climate-change driven heat dome and the state’s electric grid operator issues an energy watch, showing how precarious a grid relying on a patchwork of for profit companies is, incumbent and newly elected Democratic Socialists are demanding a solution: public renewables.

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