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New Yorkers for Clean Power New Yorker's for Clean Power inc. is a statewide collaborative campaign to rapidly shift to an equitable clean energy economy.

🗓 Join Communities for Local Power, For the Many, Mid-Hudson Energy Transition, NY for Clean Power, and the Public Utili...
10/14/2026

🗓 Join Communities for Local Power, For the Many, Mid-Hudson Energy Transition, NY for Clean Power, and the Public Utility Law Project (PULP) for a webinar on your utility rights.

During this presentation, you will learn how New York's energy system works, the rights entitled to consumers, and about incentives available to lower your bills.

Scan the QR code, register through the link in our bio, or visit: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/05WcVQ8qTQGgWz8AcsfUiQ #/registration

☀️ We’re excited to share that our friend and colleague Eric Walker is a finalist for Vote Solar’s 2026 Dr. Espanola Jac...
10/14/2026

☀️ We’re excited to share that our friend and colleague Eric Walker is a finalist for Vote Solar’s 2026 Dr. Espanola Jackson Energy Justice Award!

This national award recognizes advocates working to advance energy justice and ensure that the benefits of clean energy reach communities across the country.

We’re proud to see Eric’s work recognized and invite our community to join us in supporting his nomination!

🗳️ Voting closes this Friday, October 16!

Cast your vote: https://action.votesolar.org/a/2026-eja-voting or check the link in our bio!

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🔋ICYMI: Last week, nearly 150 labor, civic, and economic development leaders gathered at SUNY New Paltz for the first Hu...
10/13/2026

🔋ICYMI: Last week, nearly 150 labor, civic, and economic development leaders gathered at SUNY New Paltz for the first Hudson Valley Energy Storage Summit to explore how battery storage can strengthen grid reliability, help lower energy costs, and support good-paying jobs.

This was the first-ever Hudson Valley Energy Storage Summit, and it underlined the importance of strong safety standards and community engagement as New York advances its goal of 6,000 MW of energy storage by 2030. Expanding storage capacity is key to building a more reliable, affordable grid.

Read more through the link in our bio! Or visit: https://midhudsonnews.com/2026/10/09/battery-energy-storage-summit-held-at-suny-new-paltz/

❄️ Winter is Coming! ⚡ If you’re a homeowner who meets HEAP income guidelines, the Heating Equipment Repair and Replacem...
10/09/2026

❄️ Winter is Coming! ⚡

If you’re a homeowner who meets HEAP income guidelines, the Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement (HERR) Benefit can help repair or replace your furnace, boiler, and other direct heating equipment necessary to keep your home's primary heating source working.

🏠 Eligible households may receive:
- Up to $4,000 for repairs
- Up to $8,000 to replace heating equipment

Don’t wait until the cold sets in.

Apply at mybenefits.ny.gov or contact your local HEAP office.

Learn more: otda.ny.gov/HEAP or check the link in our bio!

⚡ Today is Energy Efficiency Day!Energy efficiency helps us use less energy and waste less of it. It can lower energy bi...
10/07/2026

⚡ Today is Energy Efficiency Day!

Energy efficiency helps us use less energy and waste less of it. It can lower energy bills and make our homes more comfortable. It also helps reduce pollution.

In New York, buildings make up about one-third of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions. This means making our homes and buildings more efficient is an important part of building a cleaner energy future.

Proper weatherization and insulation in your home or apartment can help you use less energy. Efficient electric heat pumps can heat and cool our homes without burning harmful fossil fuels, and modern induction cooktops are a healthier alternative to the gas-emitting ones. There are tons of ways New Yorkers can make improvements, and you don’t have to figure it all out on your own.

NYCP’s free Clean Energy Coaches can help answer your questions about home energy audits, energy-saving upgrades, heat pumps, solar, EVs, and more. They can help you with an energy audit and help you figure out what incentives are available to you and which improvements make the most sense for your situation.

🔗 Connect with a Clean Energy Coach through the link in our bio.

Next week, join the New York Solar Energy Industries Association (NYSEIA) and more than 700 clean energy leaders for the...
10/07/2026

Next week, join the New York Solar Energy Industries Association (NYSEIA) and more than 700 clean energy leaders for their flagship gathering of New York’s distributed solar and energy storage industry.

Over one and a half days, leaders from the public and private sectors will come together for panel discussions, keynote speakers, educational sessions, networking, and a trade show focused on the opportunities and challenges shaping New York’s solar and battery energy storage (BESS) markets. Look out for members of the New Yorkers for Clean Power team throughout the Summit and come say hi; we’re excited to connect and learn with you. You don’t want to miss it!

Register now to join: www.nyseia.org/2026-ny-summit-about-register or check the link in our bio.

🚗⚡Join us this Sunday, October 4, from 10 AM–2 PM at Schenectady City Hall & Greenmarket for the NY Capital District Dri...
10/03/2026

🚗⚡Join us this Sunday, October 4, from 10 AM–2 PM at Schenectady City Hall & Greenmarket for the NY Capital District Drive Electric & Sustainability Fair!

The event has showcased nearly 100 personally owned electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, giving attendees, you’ll be able to meet local owners, ask questions, and learn from real experiences.

Get behind the wheel with ride-and-drive experiences and discover just how fun and accessible electric driving can be.

Fun fact: studies show that one ride in an EV makes you three times more likely to consider one for your next vehicle!

Stop by the New Yorkers for Clean Power table and chat with us about all things EVs! 🚗⚡

Have questions after you’re exploring the event? Our Clean Energy Coaches can help you answer questions that come up while you explore your curiosity.

Register through the link in ourbio or visits: https://driveelectricmonth.org/event.php?eventid=5248

There is something for everyone at this year's event:

🎟️ $20 Greenmarket gift token for eligible EV test-drive participants, *while supplies last
👧 Kids Electric Cruise-In & Ride-On Raffle — drawing at 1 PM
🔋 Battery science demonstrations by MiSci
🎟️ Enter to win a family membership to the Museum of Innovation and Science (MiSci)!
🏎️ Slot car racing at the EVA tent
📻 WEQX broadcasting live from 12–2 PM
🎥 The Electric Duo filming the event
🛍️ Schenectady Greenmarket

See you there!

📣 Happening today at 5 PM!As climate disasters grow more extreme, the climate crisis is less frequently mentioned by the...
10/01/2026

📣 Happening today at 5 PM!

As climate disasters grow more extreme, the climate crisis is less frequently mentioned by the media and politicians. As a result, climate action suffers.

Join Climate Can’t Wait for a special conversation on “climate hushing” and how we talk about the climate crisis. They are opening their regular meeting to climate activists and members of their member organizations.

🎤 Speakers:
Genevieve Guenther, author of The Language of Climate Politics
Kyle Pope, Co-Founder of Covering Climate Now

They’ll dig into what’s behind the decline in climate coverage, why the language we use matters, and what it means for climate action.

🔗 Register here or check the link in our bio: https://www.climatecantwait.org/climate-hushing-meeting-registration

ICYMI: Last week at Climate Week NYC, we brought together New York leaders and clean energy experts to discuss how clima...
09/30/2026

ICYMI: Last week at Climate Week NYC, we brought together New York leaders and clean energy experts to discuss how climate action delivers affordability for New Yorkers across the state.

Our speakers highlighted solutions already making a difference, our largest build-out of solar energy this past summer (saving New Yorkers about $200 million on their energy costs), and shared announcements of new clean energy projects being permitted. They underlined how investments in renewable energy, storage, and more energy efficient buildings can deliver cleaner air, good jobs, and a more reliable energy system.

New York needs to keep that progress moving by implementing cap-and-invest and funding the Sustainable Future Program, so more communities can share in the benefits.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Climate Week NYC 2026, whether in-person or virtually!

Here at New Yorkers for Clean Power, every week is climate week! Sign up for our weekly newsletter for updates and events to plug into New York's clean energy transition. ⚡

A new report takes a closer look at how misinformation about solar energy development in New York is spreading online ...
09/29/2026

A new report takes a closer look at how misinformation about solar energy development in New York is spreading online and digs into what the data, farmers, and experts say about solar and farmland in NYS.

"...“The biggest threat to farmland, in my opinion, is not solar. It’s farms going bankrupt and going out of business. It’s real estate development; it’s suburban development,” said Rebekah Pierce, who operates J&R Pierce Family Farm in Clinton County, which grazes sheep on solar projects..."

"...Small, independent farms in New York are vanishing at a higher rate than the national average, according to Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s office. Between 2024 and 2025, the state lost 500 farms and 100,000 acres of farmland, according to federal data. Eighty percent of those were farms with under $100,000 in revenue..."

Read More:
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/09/26/alexandra-fasulo-solar-influencer-farmland-01093741 or via the link in our bio!

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