Directs the Public Service Commission to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of renewable energy systems in New York every four years.

The bill mandates the Public Service Commission, in consultation with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, to conduct a comprehensive study every four years assessing the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy systems in New York. The study will compare renewable energy systems with other electricity generation methods, examining factors such as technology, reliability, costs, and land use implications. The commission will publish a report with recommendations, which will be used to promulgate necessary regulations.

Directs the Public Service Commission to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of renewable energy systems in New York every four years.

The bill mandates the Public Service Commission, in consultation with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, to conduct a comprehensive study every four years assessing the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy systems in New York. The study will compare renewable energy systems with other electricity generation methods, examining factors such as technology, reliability, costs, and land use implications. The commission will publish a report with recommendations, which will be used to promulgate necessary regulations.