September 30th Virtual NYS Energy Plan Public Hearing
Start: Tuesday, September 30, 2025•05:00 PM
End: Tuesday, September 30, 2025•07:00 PM
Location:Zoom•https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87194804655, Statewide, NY . US
It's up to us to make sure the NYS Energy Planning Board strengthens the 2025 Draft State Energy Plan before it's finalized! We’re calling on the board to...
✅ lower our energy bills ✅ rein in gas utilities
✅ invest in clean energy ✅ follow the Climate Act
Renewable Heat Now is mobilizing New Yorkers to speak at public hearings across the state and to submit written comments. Advocates like you can help the board envision the future we want to live in and recognize their power to bring it to life!Attendees who would like to speak early should register in advance or at check-in. Speakers will be given two minutes to address members of the State Energy Planning Board. Use our speaker guide with our top talking points.
If you can't make it to this hearing, check our linktree for more opportunities to make your voice heard and submit a written comment using our comment form.
Here are the public hearing details:
Link: Zoom Meeting (opens in new window)
Event number: 871 9480 4655
Call in number: 1-646-931-3860
Meeting Passcode: 387079
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FAQs
Q. Who is the New York State Energy Planning Board?
A. The New York State Energy Planning Board is a group of representatives from different state agencies and organizations who work together to create a plan for New York's energy future. The Board's job is to make a roadmap for how New York will meet its energy needs in a way that is clean, strong, and affordable for everyone, while also protecting the environment and people's health.
Q. Why is my comment important right now?
A. The Plan was last updated in 2020, and it's time for a new plan that considers recent changes in energy and climate action goals. The State Energy Planning Board has started the process and wants your input. The plan should help New York State make smart decisions about energy and work towards a better energy future for all New Yorkers.
Q. What are the main things the New York State Energy Planning Board wants to achieve in the next 15 years?
In simple terms, the final plan will look at the next 15 years and focus on:
Meeting our future energy needs.
Moving away from using fossil fuels and reducing greenhouse gases.
Making sure our energy is reliable and affordable.
Considering how our energy choices affect the environment, public health, and the economy.
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