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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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IPPNY Statement on the Adopted New York State Energy Plan
The Independent Power Producers of New York (IPPNY) supports today’s adoption of the State Energy Plan and a more pragmatic approach towards New York’s energy future. The Plan importantly notes that, to achieve the State’s ambitious climate goals, it will take an “all-of-the-above” approach to safeguard energy affordability and reliability.
IPPNY President and CEO Gavin J. Donohue said: “It is paramount that ALL possible solutions be on the table as the State transitions to a cleaner energy future,...
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IPPNY Statement on the NYISO’s Comprehensive Reliability Plan
The Independent Power Producers of New York (IPPNY) commends the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) for publicizing the honest and robust findings in its biennial Comprehensive Reliability Plan, which shows system vulnerabilities and an extremely narrow margin for error over the next 10 years. This era of profound reliability challenges for New York’s electric system comes as plant retirements accelerate, economic development drives demand growth, and project delays undermine confidence in future supply. Depending on these factors, the...
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PRESS RELEASE IPPNY Statement on the Approval Agreement of Greenidge Generation Title V Permit
The Independent Power Producers of New York (IPPNY) supports the agreement to approve Greenidge Generation’s Title V Permit, announced today by the DEC, allowing the plant to operate again. New York is recognizing the importance of an “all-of-the-above” energy approach in its effort to achieve ambitious climate targets, and permits such as this are crucial signals that New York is open for investment. Until the future dispatchable zero-emitting technologies have been identified and are commercially feasible, plants such as...








