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Hydrogen
Hydrogen energy is produced through the electrolysis of water, a process that requires energy input from either renewable or non-renewable energy sources. Only green hydrogen, which makes up less than 1% of hydrogen today, uses renewable energy for this process. The use of hydrogen for heating and cooking in homes and buildings is considered a…
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Promote Energy Justice
An energy system that is “just” is one that equitably distributes benefits (jobs, clean air and water, affordable energy) and mitigates harms (pollution, resource extraction, costs) across communities. A just transition to a green economy must recognize the impacts from systemic racism and classism on a person’s ability to participate in the clean energy sector,…
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Ramp Up Renewables
In order to fully decarbonize, green our grid, and meet the renewable energy goals of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, New York State must rapidlybuild out more renewable energy generation and storage. Learn more about how solar and wind energy are generated, their role in NY state, and how they contribute to a…
