Clean Energy NY
An Engine for Growth

New York has established itself as a national leader in advancing clean energy and fighting climate change—and the results are already paying off for New York’s workers.

New York’s clean energy sector is becoming an engine for economic growth. In 2017, the sector employed over 151,000 people and gained more than 5,600 new clean energy jobs over the previous year.

Find out more: 2018 New York Clean Energy Industry Report

76West
Clean Energy Competition

Congratulations to EkoStinger of Rochester on being named the
$1 million grand prize winner of 76West!

EkoStinger, which focuses on reducing commercial transportation emissions and saving fuel, is the top winner among the six innovative companies awarded a total of $2.5 million this year.

As one of the largest cleantech competitions in the country, 76West helps clean-energy businesses grow in the thriving clean energy ecosystem of New York’s Southern Tier region.

Find out more: 76West Winners

A Roadmap for
Energy Storage

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has set New York State on a path to achieve 1,500 MW of energy storage by 2025. This target will provide approximately $2 billion in benefits, support renewable energy like wind and solar, and help avoid more than one million metric tons of CO2 emissions.

This sector could grow to create approximately 30,000 jobs by 2030 in New York State.

Find out more: Energy Storage in New York State

Building NY's clean, resilient, and affordable energy system