Richard Ellenbogen runs a manufacturing business in New York. His facility uses co-generation and solar panels to cost-effectively reduce energy costs.
- Ellenbogen Tries to Talk Sense to an Irate Ratepayer October 29, 2025
- Ellenbogen on Recent NYISO Reliability Concerns October 19, 2025
- The Math Behind New York City’s Local Law 97 Does Not Add Up November 19, 2024
- Ellenbogen On NY Heats April 26, 2024
- Ellenbogen Comments on DEFR Proceeding February 25, 2024
- New York Zero Emissions Proceeding Richard Ellenbogen Comments August 18, 2023
- Why NY State Must Rethink Its Energy Plan July 5, 2023
- New York Building Decarbonization is Destined to Fail March 30, 2023
- Micron Electrical Needs and the Climate Act March 4, 2023
- NYS Senate Republican Smart Energy Solutions February 28, 2023
- Champlain Hudson Power Express Construction Begins December 5, 2022
- New York Clean Energy Industry Report December 3, 2022
- Guest Post – NYS Energy Storage February 11, 2023
- Guest Post: More Hidden Costs – Gas Stove Replacements May 18, 2023
Gary Abraham is a lawyer who has been deeply involved in the renewable energy siting process for many years.
- Fort Edward Solar Filings October 31, 2025
- Differences Between Article 10 and ORES Shortchange Local Concerns October 27, 2025
Mark Sertoff is a retired science and technology teacher.
- No Electric Car for Me Guest Post January 24, 2023
- Guest Post: South Shore Long Island Whale Die Off January 29, 2023
- Guest Post – NYS Energy Storage February 11, 2023
- Long Island Power Plans February 16, 2024
Paul Fundingsland describes himself as “An Obsessive Climate Change Generalist”.
- Washington State Goes One for Three on the Pragmatic Climate Scale…Maybe November 26, 2024
- Update on Washington State Cap-and-Invest Program Impacts October 26, 2023
- Guest Post: Washington State Cap and Invest Update August 10, 2023
- Feedback from Washington State on Gas Price Increases Due to Cap and Invest July 1, 2023
Dennis Higgins is a retired math/computer science professor. He and wife Katie run a farm in Otego and, as a family, they are committed to addressing climate change any way they can, including 20KW of solar panels, geothermal heat, all electric appliances, and driving an EV. Dennis has been engaged in regional energy issues for approximately 15 years.
- Two Views of the Climate Act Energy Plan February 10, 2024
- Guest Post: Nuclear Reactors are Key to Sustainable Energy May 28, 2023
Keith Schue is an electrical engineer and technical adviser on energy policy. Schue has been engaged in New York energy policy since 2010 and currently volunteers as a technical advisor for several organizations, including New York Energy & Climate Advocates. Before moving to New York, he was employed with the Florida chapter of The Nature Conservancy.
- Albany Times Union commentary making a persuasive case for using nuclear in the future.
- Draft NY Documents Requiring Public Comment October 19, 2024
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