Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) Engagement 


New York's utilities are committed to helping make the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) successful. Creating New York's sustainable, clean energy future requires prioritizing reliability, identifying low-cost decarbonization strategies, and investing in new technologies. Read the utilities' perspective on the State's CLCPA Climate Action Council Advisory Panels below:

View the Executive summary of utility feedback to Advisory Panels

View the Complete Joint Utility Comments to Climate Action Council Advisory Panels: 

These 3rd party and JU reports describe potential clean energy pathways and strategies: 

Publication Title Author Organization Release Date
Power Trends 2021, New York’s Clean Energy Grid of the Future NYISO May 2021
Pathways to Carbon-Neutral NYC NYC Mayor's Office, Con Edison, National Grid April 2021
Investing in the U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline System to Support Net-Zero Target Columbia University Center on Global Energy Policy April 2021
Initial Report on the New York Power Grid Study New York State Department of Public Service January 2021
Net-Zero America; Potential Pathways, Infrastructure and Impacts Princeton University  December 2020
Pathways to Deep Decarbonization in New York State Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. June 2020
Meeting the Challenge: Scenarios for Decarbonizing New York’s Economy Guidehouse Consultants February 2021
Low-Carbon Resources Initiative Enabling the Pathway to Economy-wide Decarbonization Electric Power Research Institute March 2021