NY REMO Topical Webinar: Navigating New York’s Clean Energy Roadmap (Oct’ 24)

Description

New York’s path toward a 70% renewable energy target by 2030 is facing significant headwinds. The 2024 Clean Energy Standard (CES) Biennial Review Report reveals significantly slower than anticipated progress, with major challenges threatening to derail its clean energy agenda. The State’s CES Biennial Review, along with subsequent stakeholder and reply comments, outlines a range of potential changes that could reshape the renewable energy landscape in New York.

What does this mean for you?

SEA held a two-part webinar series breaking down New York’s Clean Energy Standard Biennial Review: Reactions, Repercussions, Implications and Beyond will distill the likely changes resulting from the Biennial Review process and analyze their implications for developers, investors, energy suppliers, and other stakeholders.

Purchase the pair of webinars to explore:

• What Changes Are Coming? The Biennial Review and stakeholder comments hint at a wave of adjustments to New York’s renewable energy procurements and programs. From target changes to evaluation modifications to contract term extensions to land-based wind specific procurements, we’ll dissect which proposals are most likely to gain traction and why.
• Will These Changes Bolster Renewable Energy Investment? Attracting investment is critical to expanding New York’s renewable energy pipeline to meet its ambitious clean energy goals. We’ll explore whether the proposed procurement reforms and incentives are robust enough to entice investors and drive substantial project development.
• Can New Policies Drive Successful Financing, Development, and Operation? Effective policy isn’t just about attracting investment—it’s about ensuring that viable projects get awarded, financed, built, and operate sustainably. We’ll analyze how these changes could increase the chances of awarding and developing successful renewable energy projects in New York.
• Balancing Ambition with Affordability: How can New York accelerate its renewable energy progress without overburdening ratepayers? We’ll examine the potential implications for energy costs and the broader impact on energy consumers.
• Predictability and Stability in Energy Markets: For energy customers and suppliers, the ability to predict, hedge, and budget for energy costs is vital. We’ll discuss how these programmatic shifts might shape the landscape for CES compliance stability and long-term planning.

This webinar series will not only provide you with a clear understanding of the proposed policy changes but also offer strategic insights to help you navigate the evolving landscape. Whether you’re a developer, investor, energy supplier, large end-user, or any stakeholder in New York’s clean energy future, this is your opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and align your strategies with the state’s clean energy trajectory.