Industry group: City needs more gas pipelines to offset Indian Point closure
Gas pipelines are lightning rods for opposition, but a new report says New York City needs more of them before the planned closure of the Indian Point nuclear plant....
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How Does CES work without Indian Point?
This story originally appeared in the Rockland County Times, and was written by Frank Fraley. To the Editor, The Clean Energy Standard (CES) that ensures upstate nuclear plants continue...
Closing Indian Point Equals Trouble for Jobs, Taxes, & Renewable Energy
This story originally appeared in The New York Times, and was written by Lisa W. Foderarok. ALBANY — For years, many Westchester County residents and elected officials clamored for...
SHARE Supports the American Association of Blacks in Energy
On August 4th 2017, at the historic Brickshire Golf Club in Providence Forge, Virginia, SHARE joined with African American energy professionals from across the country to support the Virginia...
Brace for higher energy costs, worse pollution as Indian Point closes
New York consumers and businesses need to brace for the impact that Indian Point’s closing will have on monthly electric utility bills, air quality, and grid reliability. Make no...
New York is not prepared for Indian Point’s closure
To the Editor: To keep up with the building boom and a population that is expected to soar to 8.7 million by 2025, New York City needs to find...
Plans for Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant Replacement Must Protect Our Air
Thanks to our nuclear power plants, greenhouse gas emissions from New York’s electric generating plants are just one fourth (per capita) of what is produced on average across the...
