New York

A new report from Power Advisory, prepared for Advanced Energy United and Alliance for Clean Energy NY and released during the 20th Annual ACE NY Fall Conference, finds that competitively procured land-based renewable energy remains the most cost-effective way to meet New York’s growing electricity needs, protect ratepayers from volatile energy prices, and reduce emissions.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority selected several energy storage and large-scale renewable projects to receive financial support, totaling almost 1.7GW of clean energy resources expected to be online by 2030. United’s Senior Vice President of Advocacy Amisha Rai told Utility Dive that bringing new renewable energy and storage projects online means more homegrown power, more flexibility for the grid, and more investment in communities statewide.

A new report released today by Advanced Energy United and Current Energy Group finds that siloed gas and electric planning at New York utilities is creating major financial risk for customers — and could drive unnecessary utility spending as electrification accelerates statewide. 

A new report released by Advanced Energy United and Current Energy Group finds that siloed gas and electric planning at New York utilities is creating major financial burden for customers and could drive unnecessary utility spending as New Yorkers face skyrocketing energy bills.

On an episode of The Capitol Pressroom, United’s Kristina Persaud highlights advanced transmission technologies as a near-term solution to lower energy costs and bolster grid reliability in New York.

The New York Legislature today advanced its one-house budget proposals including $1 billion for the Sustainable Future Program.

United’s Elizabeth Stears introduces United’s 2025 EV Ready Grid Guidebook. This new resource provides a blueprint for state leaders to invest in smart policy solutions that will prepare America’s grid to meet growing EV demand while protecting ratepayers from higher energy costs and strengthening reliability.

The New York 2025 Legislative Session adjourned on Thursday, June 12th, 2025. United’s Kristina Persaud covers key outcomes and missed opportunities from the 2025 Session, calling on lawmakers to deliver advanced energy solutions that benefit families and businesses across the state in the second half of the legislative cycle.

Assembly repeals an outdated statute that has funneled approximately $200 million annually from ratepayers into subsidizing fossil fuel dependence

New York’s newly passed 2026 budget positions the state to capture the economic benefits of the electrified transportation industry and building decarbonization

In an op-ed for Crain’s New York Business, United’s Kristina Persaud discusses the Advanced Clean Trucks rule as a way for New York to reduce emissions, highlighting the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) across the nation and debunking common myths surrounding EV policies.

New York is at a crossroads. Despite renewable energy’s rapid growth, accounting for over 90% of new capacity added in 2024, President Trump has paused energy funding from the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and is stalling onshore and offshore wind. With our energy future at risk, state policymakers must step up to ensure a reliable and affordable energy future for all New Yorkers.