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Hochul taps former Cuomo energy official for key role (opens the original)
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ALBANY, New York — Gov. Kathy Hochul is turning to a key energy voice from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration as she grapples with rising energy costs. Hochul on Wednesday officially appointed Audrey Zibelman, former Public Service Commission chair, to head up the board of NYSERDA. Zibelman was confirmed as a member of the board by the state Senate in the waning hours of session in June and thus did not have to appear before any committees as nominees for the top role typically do. “Audrey’s fam
Pipeline owner seeks to begin work in New York ahead of final approvals (opens the original)
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ALBANY, New York — A pipeline owner has asked federal regulators for permission to begin upgrades to compressor stations in New York before it receives key permits from Connecticut. The Iroquois Enhancement by Compression, or “ExC,” project would bring more gas into the New York City region. It involves upgrades at two compressor stations in New York and two in Connecticut. Iroquois, the pipeline company, asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday for authorization to start work on
Hochul steamrolled New York’s climate movement. Now green groups are recalculating. (opens the original)
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ALBANY, New York — Gov. Kathy Hochul weakened the strongest climate law in the country this year, bulldozing an environmental movement that spent years pushing for its passage. But Hochul (D) — who hammered on cost concerns tied to the 2019 law — isn’t likely to pay a tangible political price. A left-flank primary challenge collapsed after she was endorsed by the state’s most prominent progressive, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and she’s now facing off against a pro-fracking Republican opp
Hochul steamrolled New York’s climate movement. Now green groups are recalculating. (opens the original)
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ALBANY, New York — Gov. Kathy Hochul weakened the strongest climate law in the country this year, bulldozing an environmental movement that spent years pushing for its passage. But Hochul (D) — who hammered on cost concerns tied to the 2019 law — isn’t likely to pay a tangible political price. A left-flank primary challenge collapsed after she was endorsed by the state’s most prominent progressive, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and she’s now facing off against a pro-fracking Republican opp
German company takes Trump administration’s offshore wind buyout (opens the original)
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Another European energy company has taken a deal to abandon offshore wind in the U.S. in favor of fossil fuel projects more palatable to the Trump administration. RWE announced a $1.22 billion agreement with the U.S. government to surrender offshore wind leases off the coasts of New York, California and Louisiana. The company is the latest of several companies to take such a deal, which aligns with President Donald Trump’s effort to block offshore wind projects. In its announcement, the company
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