New York electricity customers could pay up to $33 billion over 20 years to keep four aging nuclear power plants operational ...

By Joseph Hally, Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, Central Hudson Gas & Electric Central Hudson customers—and millions of ...

State officials have proposed supporting the aging upstate nuclear fleet with subsidies for another two decades.

New York officials are exploring nuclear power to stabilize its energy grid amid global uncertainty, according to NYSERDA’s Carl Mas. Gov. Kathy Hochul wants the New York Power Authority to build a ...

Although it has long triggered fears of meltdowns and radioactive waste, nuclear power is considered an 'extremely safe,' ...

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s intent to build a nuclear power plant — the first in the U.S. in more than 15 years — has sparked near-instantaneous interest and acute concern among state ...

Trump Administration opposition to renewable energy could clear a path for nuclear power use in NY over the next 15 years, ...

That’s why she plans for the New York Power Authority to build a power plant upstate, a “clean, reliable, around-the-clock source of electricity” that does not burn fossil fuels.

New York City remains the economic engine of the state, and staying competitive in a rapidly evolving global marketplace ...

Hochul, instead, has asked the New York Power Authority to build 1 gigawatt of nuclear power upstate — enough for a million homes — to power energy-hungry data centers relocating to the region ...

The governor’s recent directive to the New York Power Authority to explore zero-emission advanced nuclear as part of our state’s energy future is a bold step toward mitigating these issues ...