NYSERDA Announces New York’s Rapidly Growing Clean Energy Economy Employed Nearly 159,000 Workers in
8.9 Percent Employment Growth Since 2016 – More Than Double the Growth of State’s Overall Economy New and Existing Workforce...
Converting to Geothermal Energy
Temporary bans on new natural gas connections have prompted some New York homeowners to turn to geothermal systems. Workers from...
New York’s climate plan will drive big changes, if it works
A rooftop is covered with solar panels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017, in New York. In the background are apartment...
Syracuse begins replacing 17,507 street lights; First up, the Valley
A worker replaces an old street light with a new LED light on Merritt Avenue, Tuesday, July 2, 2019. SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Work began this...
New York to Approve One of the World’s Most Ambitious Climate Plans
The state would pledge to eliminate net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with all its electricity coming from carbon-free sources. New...
In Finger Lakes vineyards, climate change has already arrived
In this March photo, Arthur Hunt, owner of Hunt Country Vineyards near Keuka Lake, inspects a Riesling vine. Hunt lays some vines on the...
New York sets an example for shift to EVs
Kia's HabaNiro all-electric concept vehicle was presented at the New York auto show on Wednesday. Auto shows are invariably about the...
Geneva first in region to launch energy program
The Town of Geneva will be the first community in the Rochester-Finger Lakes region to go live with a program that will switch households...
Cazenovia working to become ‘Climate Smart’
The town and village of Cazenovia are both regional leaders in the fight against climate change. As registered Climate Smart Communities...
National Grid Launches First-of-Its-Kind Battery Storage System
National Grid today unveiled a new battery storage system in Pulaski, New York, that will reinforce electricity reliability for regional...