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New ambitious renewable energy projects aims to power 600,000 New York homes with clean energy

By Isabel Song Beer Posted on September 21, 2022
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New York State Governor Kathy Hochul held a press conference to announce the release of the state’s sixth competitive solicitation, calling for 2,000 megawatts or more of new large-scale renewable energy projects.

Once completed, these projects will be able to power at least 600,000 New York homes and are expected to bring nearly $3 billion in clean energy investments. Additionally these projects will create over 2,000 family-sustaining jobs in the clean energy industry. This accelerates the goal of obtaining 70 percent of statewide electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030.

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New ambitious renewable energy projects aims to power 600,000 New York homes with clean energy

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