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IPPNY Statement on NYISO Five-Year Reliability Report

The Independent Power Producers of New York (IPPNY) today responded to the release of the New York Independent System Operator’s (NYISO) Short-Term Assessment of Reliability report, which serves as a quarterly five-year look ahead for system reliability.

The assessment identified reliability needs in New York City in 2026, in Long Island in 2027, and in the Hudson Valley region in 2030, stemming from the planned retirements of peaker plants due to public policy and insufficient investment signals. Importantly,...

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IPPNY Statement on the New York State Energy Plan

The Independent Power Producers of New York (IPPNY) supports the spirit of the State Energy Plan in progressing towards New York’s clean energy future. Today, IPPNY submitted comments on the draft Plan, calling for a balanced and realistic approach to achieving the State’s clean energy goals. 

IPPNY President and CEO Gavin J. Donohue said: “A plan without steps towards achieving it is impractical. Before the Plan is adopted, there needs to be a clear understanding of the steps ahead,...

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IPPNY Statement on the Senate Roundtable CLCPA Discussion

Today, IPPNY participated in a roundtable, led by the New York State Senate, to focus on the actions needed to forward the State’s clean energy future. IPPNY contributed on crucial aspects, such as addressing affordability and electric reliability, and submitted written testimony that offered a more detailed analysis on the recommendations discussed throughout the roundtable.  

IPPNY President and CEO Gavin J. Donohue said: “IPPNY continues to support a cleaner energy future in New York, but it must be...

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