New York officials on Friday announced the release of a roadmap outlining expanded programs to achieve 10 GW of distributed solar in the state by 2030.

New York officials forecast that utilities will have sufficient electric and natural gas capacity for the coming winter, though bills will likely be higher.

NYSERDA now has a new goal of ensuring the state’s Clean Energy Fund delivers 40% of benefits of spending to disadvantaged communities.

The New York PSC held the first of several public stakeholder meetings to discuss how to refine the rules governing energy service companies.

NYPSC fined Con Edison $82 million over operating “imprudence” and emergency response violations, including for its response to Tropical Storm Isaias.

Investor-owned utilities and energy service companies in New York made recommendations on community choice aggregation rules.

New York regulators opened an investigation into an alleged bribery scheme involving National Grid’s natural gas distribution company facilities.

Utilities told New York officials that they agree with state suggestions on ways to improve their methodologies for calculating transmission headroom.

Clean energy advocates and solar developers told New York officials to tweak the VDER tariff, not make new processes to sustain PV growth.

New York agencies hosted a technical conference on ways to advance commercial, industrial, and community solar development.