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As energy bills rise, New Yorkers need the Governor and Legislature to stay squarely focused on solutions to energy affordability

Statewide coalition of electric transportation advocates demands Governor Hochul stay the course on climate mandates

Tras su primer aniversario, el programa de Tarifa de Congestión ha limpiado el aire, mejorado la seguridad en las calles, impulsado la economía local y aportado millones para mejoras en el transporte público

After 1-year anniversary, the Congestion Pricing program has cleaned the air, made streets safer, boosted local economy, and added millions for public transportation improvements

The United States District Court – Southern District of New York rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to wipe out New York City’s proven-successful Congestion Pricing program. Represented by Earthjustice, Riders Alliance and Sierra Club filed a lawsuit joining the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s as interveners.

Business is up, pollution is down, and Earthjustice beat Trump’s attempt to end the program.

(Bring Your Own New Clean Energy)

As federal protections are rolled back, the NYS-Assembly must protect public health and clean air now

Governor misses opportunity to lead on cutting energy costs and protecting climate and public health

As energy bills skyrocket, data centers must build their own renewables

It is more important than ever for Governor Hochul to stand up and improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers by accelerating the state’s shift to zero-emission vehicles and reducing the number of dirty trucks on our roads

Ending the unfair policy will save New Yorkers nearly $600 million a year on costly gas pipelines

New York leaders continue investing in expensive, dirty fossil fuels despite fact that renewables perform well and lower costs

Clean Deliveries Act will build upon the program’s 22% reduction of toxic air pollution by tackling dirty diesel vehicles

Liz Moran, New York Policy Advocate, Northeast Office: “We’re in a moment where it’s incredibly important for New York State to lead on energy affordability and climate. Unfortunately over the past year, we’ve seen the governor run toward the opposite direction.”

The pipeline project was rejected by the state two prior times over water quality threats

Petition filed at the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit for review of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s decision dated November 7, 2025 to grant the application of Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company, LLC for a water quality certification under Section 401 of the federal Clean Water Act.

Despite success in U.S. District Court, Governor Hochul slow rolls her own energy affordability agenda