Equinor and bp terminate offshore wind power contract with New York

The energy giants have reached an agreement with NYSERDA to terminate the agreement for the Empire Wind 2 project, citing changed economic circumstances in the industry

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US commits $100m to zero emission school buses

The scheme aims at reducing emissions and promoting cleaner alternatives

NYSERDA makes more than $12m available for carbon-neutral projects

The funding will accelerate decarbonisation and economic development in disadvantaged communities

New York to explore feasibility of developing renewable projects on underutilised lands

One of the sites is under consideration for potentially hosting a large-scale solar power project

CS Energy awarded three utility-scale solar power projects in New York

Together, they will generate more than 500,000MWh of renewable electricity per year – enough to power more than 70,000 homes in New York

New York announces $3m for decarbonised and resilient energy services

The funding is expected to enable utilities to more effectively respond to stress events as a result of climate change and extreme weather

Equinor and bp hit key milestone for offshore wind in New York

The two companies have finalised the purchase and sale agreements with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority for Empire Wind 2 and Beacon Wind 1 offshore wind projects

New York initiative targets 10GW of installed solar capacity by 2030

The development of the new projects are expected to power nearly 1.7m homes and create an additional 6,000 jobs

New York to explore green hydrogen to meet decarbonisation goals

A hydrogen strategy study will be conducted to compile information and data, focusing on opportunities surrounding green hydrogen to align with existing mandates for 70% renewable electricity by 2030 and 100% zero emission power by 2040

New York and Danish businesses collaborate on decarbonising high-rise buildings

The partnership will support knowledge sharing and investment from Denmark to New York and focus on the complex challenges of completing energy efficiency and electrification upgrades in high-rise buildings in New York State