End the 100-Foot Utility Ripoff!
Start: Thursday, November 19, 2026•09:30 AM
End: Thursday, November 19, 2026•12:30 PM
Location: Public Service Commission• 90 Church St, 4th Floor Boardroom, New York, NY 10007 US
Host contact info Jen Rand, jenr@nyforcleanpower.org
For decades, the 100-foot rule has allowed gas utilities to profit by charging you for someone else's new gas hookup.
☑ New Yorkers decided to end it.
☑ Governor Hochul signed it into law!
☐ Now New York's utility regulators must finish the job. No loopholes! No delays!
New York's utility regulator, the Public Service Commission, is holding a meeting on November 19! We're showing up to deliver postcards & petition signatures asking them to implement the law on time!
More details coming soon!
The Public Service Commission (PSC) is a state agency that oversees and regulates utilities like gas, electric, and water. They make decisions about how much utility companies can charge for their services. They are funded by tax payers and are appointed by the Governor.
Cosponsors: New Yorkers for Clean Power, Alliance for a Green Economy, WE ACT for Environmental Justice, Sane Energy, Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter, New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, Climate Reality NYC, Climate Families NYC, Rewiring America, and more
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