New York S07725 requires the Public Service Commission to assess public safety risks when deciding on the siting of gas transmission lines.
New York S07725 amends the public service law to expand the definition of "public interest" when considering the siting of fuel transmission lines. This includes evaluating energy affordability, reliability, and the safety and environmental impact of alternative methods, such as transporting liquefied natural gas via commercial vehicles. The Public Service Commission must determine if these alternatives pose hazards to public safety. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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