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Press Releases
IPPNY Encourages Doubling Down on Prohibition of Utility-Owned Generation to Protect New Yorkers
Independent Power Producers of New York, Inc. (IPPNY) today submitted detailed comments to the New York State Public Service Commission strongly advising the Commission to reaffirm its long-standing policy prohibiting utility ownership of electric generation. Allowing monopoly utilities to own generation would only increase costs and risks for captive ratepayers, at a time when 71% of New Yorker’s say that their utility bills have increased, according to a survey of over 800 likely voters. Undermining competitive electricity...
Legislative Memos
Memorandum in Strong Opposition - S.6833-A (Harckham) / A.8553 (Wright)
S.6833-A (Harckham) / A.8553 (Wright) - AN ACT to amend the environmental conservation law, in relation to permit modifications, suspensions, revocations, renewals, reissuances and recertifications under the air quality control program
The Independent Power Producers of New York, Inc. (IPPNY) is New York’s trade association dedicated to representing the largest fleet of clean energy generation in New York State and companies involved in: the competitive power supply industry; the development of electric generating facilities; the generation, sale, and marketing...
Press Releases
New Statewide Poll: New Yorkers Overwhelmingly Say Electricity Costs Are “Out of Control,” Reject Utility Monopolies, and Strongly Support Competitive Energy Markets
Albany, NY – A new statewide survey reveals overwhelming, bipartisan concern about rising electricity costs, as well as strong support for maintaining and expanding New York’s competitive electricity market. Voters also place significant blame for rising costs on monopoly utility control of New York’s energy system. The poll shows that 71% of New Yorkers report their utility bills increased over the past year, half of which say they increased significantly, and 68% agree utility costs are “out...
