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Five New Requirements Under New York DFS Cybersecurity Regulation Go Into Effect In September 2018
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By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLCTapping the (Decomposing) Big Apple: NYC’s Organic Waste Is a Crucial Renewable Energy Resource
By Matt TomichNew York and other cities across the U.S. and around the world are grappling with the imperative to cut greenhouse gas emissions and implement low-carbon energy and fuel systems. Whether the emission reduction goals are 30% by 2020, 50% by 2030, or 80% by 2050, leaders and climate experts agree: the time to act on climate… Keep reading →
The proposed Port Ambrose deepwater LNG terminal near New York City has been denounced by environmentalists as a dirty and dangerous export terminal in disguise. The reality is that LNG is the safest and cleanest fuel available and natural gas is critical in efforts to eliminate air pollution and save lives in New York City.… Keep reading →
Energy News Roundup: $6B Ghana Gas Project, Higher Natural Gas Prices Expected & Energy Key to African Growth
By Jared AndersonItalian firm Eni won rights to develop the Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) block in Ghana that is expected to start up in 2017. “This project promises to deliver up to 170 million cubic feet of gas per day for the next 20 years and put Ghana on its way to a future where one… Keep reading →
Energy News Roundup: NYC Energy Efficiency Push, Bearish Oil Market, and UN Climate Chief Calls for Regulatory Certainty
By Jared AndersonNew York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a new program designed to reduce energy consumption in buildings as part of the city’s greenhouse gas reduction goal. The program called NYC Built to Last is modelled after the NYC Clean Heat initiative that cut soot pollution from heating oil by 50 percent. “Representing three quarters… Keep reading →
New York Public Service Commission Signals Big Changes to Prioritize Clean Energy
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogIn the last week of December, the New York Public Service Commission issued an Order that signals big changes coming soon to New York’s electric utility landscape. The Commission made it clear that it wants clean energy resources, including on-site, distributed power generation (such as solar PV), energy efficiency and energy load management strategies, to play a… Keep reading →
Weather-related risk is keeping insurers up at night. The bill to clean up Hurricane Sandy along the East Coast came in at a staggering $70 billion, but government and private insurers were able to cobble the funds together. However, an even more serious disaster or series of disasters could shred the social safety net, permanently… Keep reading →
Goodbye, No. 6 Heating Oil. Hello, Cost-Effective Cleaner Fuel Options.
By John SchultzWhy natural gas is the right alternative for the dirty heating oil phase out The coming end to the use of No. 6 heating oil is an important positive step forward for improving the air quality of New York City. Of course, for building owners, making the transition poses significant challenges since about 30 percent… Keep reading →