Sentences with phrase «state energy plan»

Comments by Howie Hawkins at the Public Hearing held by the New York State Energy Planning Board regarding its draft 2014 NYS Energy Plan at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse on Thursday, March 7, 2014.

The first of six hearings was held Tuesday to get public comment on the draft state energy plan.

Most recently Bill led teams to develop both the Iowa Energy Plan and the Missouri Comprehensive State Energy Plan.

The plan, announced last summer as part of an overall state energy plan, spends nearly $ 8 billion to keep three nuclear power plants in upstate New York running for at least another dozen years.

In approving the request, the PSC said the project «would further various objectives identified in the most recent final State Energy Plan,» by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's administration.

Environmental Advocates of New York says the Cuomo team deserves credit for its aggressive State Energy Plan, but cautions the goals may be just out of reach should the state go the way of re-firing outdated fossil fuel plants and raiding carbon abatement programs like the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

New York's State Energy Plan corroborated this statement, establishing that New York will achieve, by 2030, a 40 % reduction in greenhouse gases and 50 % of electricity from renewable sources.

And you look at the draft state energy plan, the centrality of gas is apparent.

The ORS is currently working on a comprehensive state energy plan, which will address South Carolina's energy use and growth for the next 15 years in the power generation and transportation sectors.

«Cumulative impacts of the project should be viewed within NYSDEC's statewide responsibility for mitigating climate change and help to ensure that New York will meet the targets set in the 2015 New York state energy plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for 40 percent by 2030 and 80 percent by 2050 below 1990 emission levels,» Hein wrote.

The New York State Energy plan is a comprehensive economy - wide, multi-year plan put together by the state energy planning board.

This goal and this plan should be the starting point for a state energy plan.

Given the critical importance of this initiative to achieve the goals of the State Energy Plan and the Governor's Reforming the Energy Vision initiative, we will now begin the process and I look forward to engaging stakeholders as, together, we work to make the Governor's new Clean Energy Standard a reality.»

«It's very much putting into action the goals that were in our state energy plan from 2015,»» Harris said.

Now, six public hearings are being held across New York to receive public comment on the draft State Energy Plan, with one of them in Albany.

Local environmental activists are calling on Governor Andrew Cuomo to «move away from dirty and dangerous fossil fuels» in order to meet goals contained in a state energy plan.

During a hearing on the administration's most significant initiatives, including the energy highway, the Reforming Energy Vision and the state energy plan, Republican senator John DeFrancisco of Syracuse repeatedly questioned the officials about the lack of specific project timelines and why key details of financial costs have been slow to materialize.

PUSH Buffalo released a community - based energy plan Thursday as part of the comment period for Governor Cuomo's 2014 Draft State Energy Plan.

Last week, the Cuomo administration finalized the State Energy Plan, which establishes specific clean energy goals and a framework on how New York's energy is to be produced, distributed and consumed.

In June 2015 the Cuomo administration finalized the State Energy Plan, which calls for generating half of New York's electricity from solar, wind, hydropower and biomass by 2030.

Another report, issued by the non-profit Clean Energy States Alliance just prior to the release of the State Energy Plan, looks at how individual states are supporting clean energy and offers suggestions on how to further encourage growth.

links to the State Energy Plan, Climate Smart Communities information, financial resources and other planning tools

The EnergyVision 2030 Progress Report for New York gauges the state's progress toward necessary clean energy targets and summarizes policies that together will allow New York to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in order to meet an 80 % reduction from 1990 levels by 2050 as part of its 2015 State Energy Plan.

Gordian is regarded as a key player in regional energy policy, testifying before local and state legislative bodies and participating in the development of New York State Energy Plans.

DHEC has shifted focus to work on the state energy plan, he said.

The state energy plan is being developed alongside DHEC's clean power plan for the state as mandated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The State Energy Plan is a comprehensive roadmap that targets a 40 % reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels, a 600 TBtu increase in statewide energy efficiency from 2012 levels, and a commitment to generate half of New York's energy from renewable sources by 2030.

The energy code training supports the 2030 New York State goal to reduce energy consumption in buildings by 23 percent from 2012 as outlined in the 2015 New York State Energy Plan.

In 2014, California Assembly Bill 1763 would require the California Energy Commission (CEC) to develop a state energy plan for 2030 and 2050.

Later, after the launch of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo's Reforming the Energy Vision, and to fulfill the 2015 New York State Energy Plan, the State set its sights on 50 percent of New York's electricity coming from renewable energy by 2030, established officially by the Clean Energy Standard.

Section 48-52-210 of the South Carolina Code of Laws governs the State Energy Plan.

In 1992, the South Carolina General Assembly passed the South Carolina Energy Efficiency Act, which created the State Energy Office and called for the creation of a comprehensive state energy plan («State Energy Plan» or «Plan»).

Pursuant to the objective in the 2002 State Energy Plan (page 1 - 39), NYSERDA has undertaken a preliminary investigation into the feasibility of establishing a Statewide renewable portfolio standard (RPS) for electricity generation, and how an RPS might harmonize with a restructured and competitive electricity market and the goals from planned State actions to promote renewable energy development.