NYSERDA (The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority), established in 1975, is a New York State public-benefit corporation located in Albany, New York, with regional offices in New York City, Buffalo, and West Valley.

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NYISO Progress Towards Meeting 70% by 2030 | Renewable Watch Blog

This quarter’s NYISO Renewables Watch update includes ESAI’s latest updated Tier 1 REC supply and demand outlook and assesses New York’s progress towards meeting it’s 70% by 2030 Renewable Energy requirement.  We compare New York’s RES requirements with ESAI’s Projections (MWh) to assess the projected deficit.

NYISO Renewables Update | Renewables Watch Blog

New York continues to push ahead with its renewable energy goals. Just last week, the state announced two significant developments during its kick-off of Climate Week. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the winners of its recently established Tier 4 REC solicitation, which sought proposed generation or transmission projects that would deliver renewable electricity into New York City. Additionally, Hochul called for the expansion of the state’s NY-Sun program to achieve 10 GW of distributed solar by 2030 (up from 6 GW by 2025). Both announcements signal the state’s commitment to reach its goal of 70% renewable electricity by 2030.

Offshore Wind is Blowing Through NYISO | Energy Watch Blog

This blog looks into the impact that offshore wind development in NYISO has on gas-fired generation facilities and their net energy revenues. The recent approval of CLCPA’s minimum statewide offshore wind goal and NYSERDA’s authority to procure offshore renewable energy credits (ORECs) puts renewables at the forefront of NYISOs market development. The Boardwalk Offshore Wind and Beacon Offshore Wind Project that were recently awarded OREC contracts are just the start of the lofty 9 GW offshore wind target.