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As the US cracks down on coal fired power plants, utilities and consumers alike are looking for solutions that provide clean, reliable power. Increasingly catastrophic weather events and subsequent black outs have consumers looking for more resilient forms of power. Furthermore, the United States hopes to gain increased energy independence from foreign fuel sources as a part of the switch to cleaner fuel sources.

As New York utility customers seek out the sophisticated products and services that fast-moving technology makes possible, our state has begun a candid public discussion about the future of our electrical system.
That conversation took a step forward Monday when New York Energy Week got off to a successful start at Con Edison’s headquarters in Manhattan.

Through programs and initiatives based on the vision of Governor Cuomo, the clean energy sector is thriving in New York State.  The State has developed an extensive network for supporting existing and emerging clean energy technology companies and created an environment conducive to innovation, entrepreneurship, investment and technology-led growth.
The State is leveraging its investment with private sector capital to ensure companies are bringing new clean energy technologies to market.