Competitive markets shield NY consumers from risks and costly overruns typical in utility-owned projects. Competition protects your rates: nyaffordablecleanpower.org #ConsumerProtection #ReliableEnergy

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The FTI Consulting report adds valuable insight on shared challenges in renewable development—and reinforces how competitive markets support a more reliable, affordable grid. Read more: nyaffordablecleanpower.org #ReliableGrid #CleanEnergy #NYEnergy

Jobs, innovation, and results driven by private developers. #RatepayerProtection #NYEnergy #EnergyPolicy

GAVIN DONOHUE: Utility Ownership Is Not a Shortcut for Affordable and Reliable Energy – It is a Detour- IPPNY empirereportnewyork.com/utility-owners…

"The progress and benefits of private sector investment are no accidents. It’s the result of two and a half decades of smart energy policy that prioritized competition and innovation." IPPNY empirereportnewyork.com/utility-owners…

As electricity demand rises and the volume of intermittent renewable resources grows, extreme weather patterns will create more volatility. The balancing force of markets will be essential to preserving reliability. Learn more ➡️ nyiso.com/documents/2014…

“Utility ownership isn’t a shortcut—it’s a detour.” New op-ed from IPPNY President & CEO Gavin J. Donohue makes the case for keeping competition at the heart of NY’s energy strategy. empirereportnewyork.com/utility-owners… #NYEnergy #RatepayerProtection #CleanEnergy #ACPA #IPPNY

Utility cost overruns aren't hypothetical. East River Repowering ran 94% over budget. Rochester Transmission: 66%. Vogtle & Kemper: 150%. Ratepayers covered the cost. In competitive markets, private developers bear the risk. nyaffordablecleanpower.org #NYEnergy #EnergyMarkets

Utility-owned projects run over budget—& ratepayers foot the bill. Private developers are incentivized to deliver on time and at cost. New York’s competitive market protects customers. Let’s keep it that way. nyaffordablecleanpower.org #EnergyPolicy #CompetitiveMarkets

Why competition is key to New York’s energy future. NY Affordable Clean Power Alliance content on POLITICO. politi.co/4cKIkCl

Independent power producers, incentivized by market efficiency, have delivered over 35% in cost savings to consumers. A shift back to utility-owned generation risks reversing these gains. NY Affordable Clean Power Alliance sponsored content on POLITICO. politi.co/4cKIkCl

Competitive plants contribute $1.5 billion annually in state and local taxes, strengthening infrastructure, schools and public services. They also support 19,000 stable jobs statewide. More from NY Affordable Clean Power Alliance on @POLITICO. politi.co/4cKIkCl

States with competitive power markets, like New York, generate electricity with approximately 50 percent fewer GHG emissions than the average utility-dominated state. NY Affordable Clean Power Alliance sponsored content on @POLITICO. politi.co/4cKIkCl

Utilities already face financial challenges in meeting New York's clean energy transmission requirements. Adding generation responsibilities would further strain utilities. NY Affordable Clean Power Alliance sponsored content on @POLITICO. politi.co/4cKIkCl

New York risks reversing clean energy progress. Returning to utility-owned power = higher bills, slower renewables, more risk. Competition = 35% cost savings, 19K jobs, $1.5B local taxes. Read the ACPA report & Focus Bulletin: politi.co/4lXGgLF

The NYISO's Power Trends Report released today, and the findings of the report should be an eye-opener for the State. Read IPPNY's full statement here: tinyurl.com/y854uuu3

Notably, Power Trends discusses the importance of competitive markets in signaling for new private investment in supply to meet the rising consumer demand for electricity. Read IPPNY's full statement on the recent report here: tinyurl.com/y854uuu3

With high temperatures forecasted across the state early next week, the bulk electric system is prepared to meet anticipated electricity demand ➡️ nyiso.com/-/press-releas…