We’re going toe-to-toe with the fossil fuel industry.
The NY Home Energy Affordable Transition Act is a crucial bill that would force gas utilities to get our state off fracked gas, and onto modern, clean, and efficient energy solutions. It also caps energy bills to protect households from high bills. Learn more about it in this Canary Media article featuring our very own Jessica Azulay.
Photograph by Ken Schles
Photo credit: Ken Schles
Our Campaigns
From humble beginnings a decade ago, AGREE has grown to be a major force in New York’s energy landscape, advocating for an equitable transition to a renewable-energy-based economy where everyone can thrive in harmony with Earth’s ecosystems. We work from the hands-on house by house level to utility rate cases and statewide policy.
Renewable Heat Now
Through our Renewable Heat Now Campaign, we work with organizations across NY to raise awareness about how we can convert from fossil fuel heating to geothermal heat pumps, thermal energy networks, and cold climate heat pumps.
Utility Rate Cases
Utilities collect billions of dollars every year for the electricity grid, pipelines, and energy efficiency programs. Through our rate case trainings and interventions we advocate for affordable energy bills, improved energy efficiency, and alternatives to gas investments.
EnergySmart CNY
Our Energy Advisors are here to help you save energy, make homes more comfortable, electrify everything and reduce fossil fuel use. Let us connect you with the many Federal, State, and local programs to help you be part of the climate solution.
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News and Updates
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Heating Assistance Programs Aren’t Enough
As Heating Bills Rise, Gov Hochul Must Support NY HEAT Act FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Marissa Solomon, 734-330-0807, marissa@pythiapublic.com Nov […]
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After Scolding by Regulator, National Fuel Renews Campaign Against Gas Transition
State investigators accused the gas utility of “sloppiness” in managing customer funds, but took a light touch in enforcement. ‘“National […]
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AGREE Statement on National Grid Rate Case
APRIL 10th – In response to the deal announced between National Grid, New York State energy regulators, New York City […]