Authorizes and directs the department of public service to conduct a study on the deployment of energy interconnection processes into the electrical grid to meet the state's renewable energy goals; directs the department of public service to submit a report on its findings one year after the effective date.
Impact
The implementation of this bill has the potential to significantly influence state energy laws and policies. By focusing on the efficiency of the existing interconnection processes, the study may unveil necessary reforms and simplifications that could accelerate the incorporation of renewable energy technologies. It highlights the state’s commitment to meeting its climate goals by working towards reducing bureaucratic delays that often limit renewable energy growth. Furthermore, recommendations stemming from the study could lead to legislative changes that enhance the overall structure of energy policy in New York.
Summary
Bill S01227, introduced in the New York Senate, mandates the Department of Public Service to conduct a comprehensive study on the energy interconnection processes related to the integration of renewable energy sources into the state's electrical grid. The main objective of this bill is to identify any regulatory barriers that may hinder the rapid deployment of renewable energy, thereby aligning with the state's established goals under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. This proactive approach aims to facilitate a smoother transition towards renewable resources by assessing current interconnection timelines and procedures.
Contention
While the bill is aimed at improving renewable energy deployment, it may evoke discussions around the balance between regulatory oversight and the need for expediency in energy transitions. Some stakeholders might express concerns over how the findings might affect local governance regarding energy management and the potential economic implications for communities that depend on traditional energy resources. The anticipated conflict of interests between maintaining robust regulatory frameworks and expediting process enhancements is likely to be a notable point of contention, as various factions within the energy sector advocate for differing priorities.
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Authorizes and directs the department of public service to conduct a study on the deployment of energy interconnection processes into the electrical grid to meet the state's renewable energy goals; directs the department of public service to submit a report on its findings one year after the effective date.
Authorizes and directs the public service commission to conduct a study on the deployment of energy interconnection processes into the electrical grid to meet the state's renewable energy goals set out under the climate leadership and community protection act; directs the public service commission to submit a report on its findings one year after the effective date.
Authorizes and directs the public service commission to conduct a study on the deployment of energy interconnection processes into the electrical grid to meet the state's renewable energy goals set out under the climate leadership and community protection act; directs the public service commission to submit a report on its findings one year after the effective date.
Directs the department of economic development, in conjunction with various departments and offices, to conduct a study regarding increasing public access to museums in New York city; directs a report on such study to be submitted no later than one year after the effective date.
Directs the department of economic development, in conjunction with various departments and offices, to conduct a study regarding increasing public access to museums in New York city; directs a report on such study to be submitted no later than one year after the effective date.
Directs the department of public service to prepare a written report on the affordability of water services for commercial and residential customers within 180 days of effectiveness; requires an updated report to be submitted one year after the initial report.
Directs the public service commission in consultation with NYSERDA to conduct a full cost benefit analysis of the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy systems in the state of New York and to compare such directly with other methods of electricity generation within nine months after the effective date and every four years thereafter.
Directs the public service commission in consultation with NYSERDA to conduct a full cost benefit analysis of the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy systems in the state of New York and to compare such directly with other methods of electricity generation within nine months after the effective date and every four years thereafter.
Directs the commissioner of the division of homeland security and emergency services to conduct an after-action review study on the state's COVID-19 pandemic response; directs the commissioner to submit a report on such study after 1 year and make such report publicly available on its website, and share such report with the CDC.
Directs the commissioner of the division of homeland security and emergency services to conduct an after-action review study on the state's COVID-19 pandemic response; directs the commissioner to submit a report on such study after 1 year and make such report publicly available on its website, and share such report with the CDC.
Directs the department of labor to study the impact of long COVID on employees and on the labor market; directs the department of labor to issue a report of its findings and recommendations to the governor, the speaker of the assembly and the temporary president of the senate and to publish such report on its website within one year.