New York PSC Approves Nearly 2 Percentage Point Increase In Installed Reserve Margin
The New York PSC approved an Installed Reserve Margin (IRM) for the New York Control Area (NYCA) of 18.9% for the upcoming Capability Year beginning ...
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NYSEG, RGE File Reports On Purchase Of Receivables Programs
NYSEG and Rochester Gas & Electric filed reports on their POR programs for the periods for May 2018 through April 30, 2019.
At NYSEG, sixty-one...
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NY Utility Holding Co's Licensing Of Brand For Third-Party Warranty Program Causing Confusion
Newsday reports on customer confusion arising from customers of PSEG Long Island, which operates the LIPA system, being marketed water line warranty ...
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NYC City Council Member Reiterates Call For Public Utility To Replace ConEd
New York City Council Member Costa Constantinides, Chair of the Committee on Environmental Protection, said in response to the PSC's approval of a j...
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New York Town Residents Express Concern With Opt-Out Nature Of Muni Aggregation Under Consideration
A contingent of residents in Bethlehem, NY have expressed concern with the op-out nature of a municipal aggregation being reviewed by the town, Spotli...
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New York Releases Pilot Integrated Energy Data Resource
The New York State Department of Public Service (Department), in coordination with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSER...
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NY Gov. Cuomo Vetoes Bill To Create State Office Of Utility Consumer Advocate
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vetoed S4399, which would have created a state office of the utility consumer advocate to represent interests of resi...
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Long Island (NY) Town Says LIPA A "Stumbling Block" To Municipal Aggregation, Presses Lawmakers
Newsday reports that Brookhaven Town, on Long Island in New York, has called LIPA a "stumbling block" to implementing an opt-out municipal a...
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Complaint Alleges 'Fraud' By Energy Broker In Procuring Bids For Energy Supply For City In New York
A complaint filed with the Saratoga Springs, NY police alleges that a new broker used by the city for its electricity and natural gas supply, "fraudu...
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New York Town With 170,000 Customers Considering State's First Opt-out Natural Gas Aggregation
Hempstead, New York is considering launching an opt-out natural gas municipal aggregation, which would be the first natural gas opt-out aggregation in...
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New York State To Appoint Monitor To Oversee National Grid's "Gas Supply Operations"
National Grid today announced that it has reached an agreement with the State of New York to resolve various issues related to National Grid's previou...
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Number Of Customers On Competitive Retail Supply In Long Island Falls After State Sales Tax Change
Newsday reports that the number of electric customers on competitive retail electric supply at the Long Island Power Authority has decreased due to th...
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Rochester, NY To Implement Opt-out Municipal Aggregation
The City Council of the City of Rochester, New York has approved creation of an opt-out municipal aggregation for electricity, Rochester City Newspape...
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NY Gov. Issues Letter Notifying National Grid Of "Intent To Revoke" Certificate For KeySpan LDCs
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has written a letter to leadership at National Grid in which Cuomo writes, "This letter is to give you 14 days notice of my...
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New York Gov. Cuomo: "Different Mechanism" Needed For Utility Regulation
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo during an October 31 interview with Long Island News Radio’s Jay Oliver said that a "different mechanism" is needed for uti...
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