This law does not provide for an analysis to determine if it can be implemented affordably and with no impact on reliability. Suffice to say that the lack of a feasibility study before picking the emission reduction and renewable energy targets makes for a target rich environment. These posts address various aspects of implementation feasibility
- Air Source Heat Pumps In New York April 2, 2019
- It is Worse than I Thought June 24, 2019
- CLCPA Solar and Wind Capacity Requirements August 12, 2019
- CLCPA Energy Storage Requirements August 20, 2019
- CLCPA Renewables Needed for Doubled Electric Load December 1, 2019
- NYISO Winter Peak Analysis Implications to CLCPA December 9, 2019
- NYISO Wind Generation Record Publicity December 22, 2019
- NYISO Climate Impact Study Energy Storage Requirements January 18 2020
- NY Climate Leadership & Community Protection Act Emissions Targets February 27, 2020
- NY GHG Emissions Status and Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act Targets February 28, 2020
- EPRI Electrification Scenarios for New York’s Energy Future March 5, 2020
- CLCPA NYS Wind Energy Resource May 5, 2020
- NY Climate Act Implementation – De-Carbonization Pathways Overview, July 2, 2020
- NY Climate Act Implementation – IEA Special Report on Clean Energy Innovation July 5, 2020
- Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act Ultimate Problem September 27, 2020
- NYISO Climate Change Impact Studies October 16, 2020
- Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and the NYISO Climate Change Impact Study, October 18, 2020
- Climate Leadership & Community Protection Act Dispatchable Emission Free Resources Feasibility October 21, 2020
- CLCPA Cumulative Environmental Impacts January 8, 2021
- CLCPA Power Generation Advisory Panel Peaking Power Plants January 14, 2021
- CLCPA Con Ed Peaking Power Plant Solution January 19, 2021
- CLCPA Transmission Ancillary Services – Somebody Else’s Problem January 23, 2021
