State energy master plan and long-range electric and gas report. Executive summary
H.L. Carey, J.L. Larocca
Abstract
H.L. Carey, J.L. Larocca
Abstract
The State Energy Office has modified the Draft plan and report in conformance with the Energy Planning Board's Opinion and order and has adopted a final New York Energy Master Plan and Long Range Electric and Gas Report. Under the plan, New York will reduce its dependence on oil through a variety of strategies. These include: conservation measures, increased use of renewable energy resources, increased coal use, and increased gas use. The plan also calls for increased imported hydroelectric power from Canada. No new nuclear power plants beyond those already licensed or in the final stages of construction are called for. The plan is projected to create 40,000 additional job and cumulative economic savings. (DMC)
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The State Energy Office has modified the Draft plan and report in conformance with the Energy Planning Board's Opinion and order and has adopted a final New York Energy Master Plan and Long Range Electric and Gas Report. Under the plan, New York will reduce its dependence on oil through a variety of strategies. These include: conservation measures, increased use of renewable energy resources, increased coal use, and increased gas use. The plan also calls for increased imported hydroelectric power from Canada. No new nuclear power plants beyond those already licensed or in the final stages of construction are called for. The plan is projected to create 40,000 additional job and cumulative economic savings. (DMC)
Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Hydroelectricity, Renewable energy, Electric power, Master plan, Fossil fuel, Energy conservation, Business