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IPPNY is a trade association representing companies in the competitive power supply industry in New York State. Learn more...

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PRESS RELEASE - This Climate Week, IPPNY Announces Five Ways Competitive Energy Markets Help Meet NY's Climate Goals

As Climate Week takes off in New York, IPPNY is highlighting Five ways competitive energy markets help meet New York’s climate goals. New York’s path to a carbon-neutral economy depends on building more clean energy, modernizing the electric grid, and keeping power reliable and affordable. A competitive electricity market is essential to achieving all three. Analysis by FTI Consulting, commissioned by New York’s Affordable Clean Power Alliance, together with public-opinion research showing broad support for a competitive electricity system, underscores that New York should protect the market structure that has helped drive cleaner generation investment for more than two decades.

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Don't let utilities derail CNY's economic comeback (Guest Opinion by Gavin J. Donohue)

Gavin J. Donohue is president and chief executive officer of the Independent Power Producers of New York Inc. (IPPNY), based in Albany. Central New York is finally experiencing something that has been elusive for far too long: real economic momentum.

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IPPNY Urges Public Service Commission to Open Upstate Transmission Development to Competitive Bidding

The Independent Power Producers of New York, Inc. (IPPNY) submitted a letter on Friday to the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) urging regulators to introduce competitive bidding for major Upstate New York transmission projects, rather than continuing to rely solely on utility monopolies to develop them. IPPNY says the reform is essential to protecting ratepayers from rising electricity costs and reinforces the advantages of a competitive marketplace in reaching New York’s energy goals.

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