New Yorkers can expect a new round of incentives, rebates and other deals intended to boost energy efficiency through the increased use of heat pumps, high-efficiency appliances, LED light bulbs and more in the coming years. They should take of advantage of these power-saving deals — in part because they will eventually be paying for the incentives’ costs as they’re eventually passed along through their monthly utility bills.
EPA Provides Grant Funding to Support Environmental Justice Communities Impacted by COVID-19 https://t.co/Vi6rvRaHPM via @EPA
Coronavirus is driving down global carbon dioxide emissions to levels last seen 10 years ago, agency says https://t.co/xuSkM3KkCA
After 45 years of producing clean power, Indian Point Unit 2 will shut down permanently today https://t.co/KzVJpSmNFn via @midhudsonnews
Tips on reducing energy use and cost while staying home during pandemic https://t.co/f7HDzd6QAc
Con Ed is helping those note able to make payments because of COVID-19 and will not turn off power during the crisis. Learn more here: https://t.co/wZYUT6GRNk
