Our collaborative platform unites a diverse group of stakeholders to define challenges and develop comprehensive solutions targeted to meet the State''s electric grid priorities emerging from the
We''re using cleaner ways to generate electricity, and smart technologies to make the grid even more efficient. Combining energy storage with renewable energy sources makes the grid more resilient
The Utility Study identifies a number of upgrades to the local transmission and distribution systems to accelerate progress towards meeting 70% of the State''s electric energy demand with
New York (NY) region electricity overview (demand, forecast demand, net generation, and total interchange) 1/26/2026 – 2/2/2026, Eastern Time
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Key TakeawaysUpstate (Zones A-E) Generation to Serve Load 2030Downstate (Zones F-K) Generation to Serve Load 2030Upstate (Zones A-E) Generation to Serve Load 2040Downstate (Zones F-K) Generation to Serve Load 2040NYS achieves its “70% renewables to meet load in 2030” and “100% clean energy to meet load in 2040” targets with a renewable mix of offshore wind, land-based wind, utility solar, distributed solar, and hydro (in-state and imports) resources.See more on nyserda.ny.govNYSERDA
The primary purpose of this Initial Report is to provide recommendations to the Public Service Commission (PSC) for planning the investments in the New York electric system that are needed to
Our flagship report explores the issues and challenges shaping the grid of the future based on the latest facts and data, information, and figures. This year''s report spotlights the uncertainty inherent in
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The primary purpose of this Initial Report is to provide recommendations to the Public Service Commission (PSC) for planning the investments in the New York electric system that are needed to
National Grid delivers reliable and resilient energy to more than 20 million people in New York and Massachusetts, all while transforming our energy networks for the future.
Below is a representative visualization of how this transformation could potentially take place across the State using information from an Initial Scenario in the Zero Emissions Electric Grid in NY by 2040
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