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State hired consulting firm to write new green energy rules, lawsuit charges

5 July 2021 by DSR

  “The regulations governing New York’s new green energy review process were written by a company whose clients include solar and wind power developers, according to a lawsuit filed last week. The suit, filed by towns and citizen groups around the state – including the Western New York towns of Cambria, Somerset, Yates and Farmersville … [Read more…]

Posted in: Legal, New York Tagged: Apex Clean Energy, Cambria, Cypress Creek Renewables, Gary A. Abraham, lawsuit, Office of Renewable Energy Siting, Save Ontario Shores, Section 94-c, Tetra Tech

In New York, The Town Of Freedom Isn’t Free From Big Wind

25 June 2020 by DSR

  “Three years ago, John B. Rhodes, the chairman of the New York Public Service Commission, insisted that his state’s renewable-energy permitting process was not stacked against rural communities. During a 2017 meeting of the Independent Power Producers of New York in Saratoga Springs, Rhodes declared that the state’s siting procedure is “not a stacked … [Read more…]

Posted in: Solar Tagged: Alle-Catt, Allegany County, Article 10, Article 23, Ben Wisniewski, Cambria, Cattaraugus County, Forbes, Franklinville, Freedom United, Gary Abraham, Ginger Schröder, Invenergy, John B. Rhodes, lawsuit, Machias, New York, New York State Public Service Commission, Niagra County, NYSDPS, Old Order Amish, Orleans County, Rick Miller, Robert Bryce, sanctuary town, Schwartzentruber, Sitting Board, Somerset, Town of Farmersville, Town of Freedom, Town of Yorkshire, vulnerable, wind, Wyoming County, Yates, Zoning

He Set Up a Big Solar Farm. His Neighbors Hated It.

18 March 2020 by DSR

  “Neighbors used to wave to Timothy Masters whenever he stood outside his cherry-red barn, trading hellos across his corn and soybean fields in this small town about 10 miles north of Niagara Falls. That ended about a year ago, when a field of solar panels was deposited on 18 acres of Mr. Masters’s land. … [Read more…]

Posted in: New York Tagged: Abigail Ross Hopper, Altamont, Article 78, Bear Ridge Solar, Cambria, Cambria Opposition to Industrial Solar, court, Coxsackie, Culpeper, Cypress Creek, Cypress Creek Renewables, Duanesburg, green rush, Helderberg escarpment, Laura Shore, lawsuit, Lewiston, Melinda Olick, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, New York Times, Niagara County, Niagra Falls, NYSERDA, NYT, Office of Renewable Energy Permitting, Sarah Maslin Nir, SEIA, sheep, Solar Energy Industries Association, Timothy Master, Virginia

Angry US landowners are killing off renewable energy projects

7 March 2020 by DSR

  “There’s an old saw in the trash business that says, “everybody wants their trash picked up but nobody wants it put down.” That’s not a perfect analogy for what’s happening with renewable-energy projects in New York and New England but the sentiment behind it is familiar. A recent Gallup poll found that 73 percent … [Read more…]

Posted in: New York Tagged: A Question of Power, Article 78, Brattle Group, Cambria, court, Dairy Air Wind, Duanesburg, Germany, Indian Point Energy Center, Juice, lawsuit, moratorium, New Hampshire Supreme Court, Northern Pass, nuclear, NY Post, Oahu, Robert Bryce, transmission lines, vermont

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