Directs the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to study the feasibility of a zero-emission electrical system and greenhouse gas.
The bill directs the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to conduct a comprehensive study on the technical and economic feasibility and ratepayer impact of achieving a zero-emission electrical system and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The study will assess pathways to meet these goals, the impact on electric system reliability, and the economic implications for various sectors. The study will also explore renewable technology, energy storage, and zero-emission resources. The authority may contract with an independent contractor and consult with relevant entities.
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