NY Grid CONNECT is advancing innovation across the State and globally to build a low-carbon, reliable, and resilient grid. Our collaborative platform unites a diverse group of stakeholders to define challenges and develop comprehensive solutions targeted to meet the State's electric grid priorities emerging from the Climate Act Scoping Plan.
National Grid's New York territory traverses the state from Buffalo to Montauk. Our three operating companies serve 1.7 million electric customers and 2.5 million gas customers. We're ready — and excited — to do our part. And our work is underway.
In support of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), the New York Power Grid Study was undertaken in order to identify distribution upgrades, local transmission upgrades, and bulk transmission investments that are necessary or appropriate for the power grid for the State of New York.
By 2050, the future electric network in New York must meet customer demand that is forecasted to be more than three times higher than today, with a marked shift in customer usage. Today, New York's electric system experiences peak demand in the summer.
The rate at which New York''s electricity demand is increasing is surprising planners. The state''s grid isn''t just under strain; it''s being completely redesigned as AI-driven data centers appear
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GE Renewable Energy''s Grid Solutions and BOND Civil & Utility Construction awarded contract for on- and offshore high voltage equipment,
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The Power Grid Study is a first step toward planning the investments in New York''s electric system that are needed to meet CLCPA goals. It provides valuable information to the State, utilities,
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Transmission lines, depicted as arteries, carry electricity through a hierarchy of high-voltage corridors before stepping down through substations for safe distribution in the dense urban
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Below is a representative visualization of how this transformation could potentially take place across the State using information from an Initial Scenario in the Zero Emissions Electric Grid in NY by 2040
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By 2050, the future electric network in New York must meet customer demand that is forecasted to be more than three times higher than today, with a marked shift in customer usage.
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Access real-time data on New York''s electricity grid operations, including generation, demand, and interconnections from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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This work is focused on the electrification of energy-intensive users in Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, in order to use the high solar radiation availability to supply electric loads which otherwise
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Our collaborative platform unites a diverse group of stakeholders to define challenges and develop comprehensive solutions targeted to meet the State''s electric grid priorities emerging from the
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The rate at which New York''s electricity demand is increasing is surprising planners. The state''s grid isn''t just under strain; it''s being completely redesigned as AI-driven data centers appear
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The electric system operator identifies increasing demand and limited new additions to the power grid. By 2033, New York City could face challenges in meeting the expected demand.
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