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Sustainable Westchester welcomes responses to the RFI from CDG developers seeking customer acquisition channels for community solar projects or other CDG assets in Con Edison and NYSEG territories. The Opt Out CDG program will allow for enrollment at scale and enhance project economics, allowing developers to become eligible for NYSERDA’s newly proposed NY-Sun Inclusive Community Solar Adder. Interested CDG developers can learn more HERE.
Virtual Power Plant gives you a clean, reliable and sustainable way to power your home through outages and beyond as part of an innovative virtual power plant. Click here to learn more.
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The Westchester Power program was able to add an additional layer of competition and transparency to the bidding process with this renewal process. This unprecedented strategy helped us achieve the best possible results for our participating municipalities and their residents. As the articles show, we are on our way to increasing our environmental impact! Take a look at who’s talking:
Look for this envelope. Be sure to not discard; open to learn all about the Westchester Power program.
For a sample of your community’s notification letter, click here: Ardsley, Bedford (Con Ed utility customers), Croton-on-the-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Town of Greenburgh, Hastings on the Hudson, Irvington, Larchmont, Mount Kisco, New Castle, New Rochelle, Peekskill, Pelham, Pleasantville, Ryebrook, Rye, Tarrytown, Town of Mamaroneck, Town of Ossining, Village of Mamaroneck, Corporation of Ossining, Sleepy Hollow, White Plains.
For a sample of your community’s notification packet (letter and FAQ) please click here.
For a sample of the opt-out card click here
For more information and details click here
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“Conversations in Clean Energy” dives into the renewable energy sector to discuss what’s happening, what’s new, what’s to come with the goal of generating discussion and accelerating the transition to clean energy. This first episode focuses on clean heating & cooling in LMI communities.
Our first episode was produced in collaboration with NYSERDA and sponsored by WaterFurnace.
Click here to download & listen to the first episode, today!
Confused by all mail offers from Energy Services Companies (ESCOs). Sustainable Westchester is a nonprofit administering and managing the Westchester Power Program. This is a non commercial endeavor vetted and authorized as the default energy for your community. Learn more here.
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Don’t miss out on these offers they make going electric more affordable!
To learn more click here or visit our Clean Transportation Project page.
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Great news! The program is renewing as of 12/20 & so is your commitment to environmental impact!
Look for this envelope. Be sure to not discard; open to learn all about the Westchester Power program.
For a sample of your community’s notification letter, click here: Bedford, Lewisboro, North Salem, Pound Ridge, Somers.
For a brief perspective on the renewal process and outreach activity, click here.
For a sample of your community’s notification packet (letter and FAQ) please click here.
Additional Westchester Power Resources
- Westchester Power Executive Summary September 2020
- Resident FAQ September 2020
- Additional Education & Resources
Related Information
- Renewable Energy Gains on Coal And Natural Gas Despite Covid Pandemic – The New York Times
- Expansion of CCAs in NYS
- Project Drawdown- Electricity
- Town of Somers Sustainability Action Plan
- Town of Pound Ridge Climate Action Plan
- Clean Energy Support at Town of Lewisboro
- Town of North Salem Chooses Green Energy
- Town of Bedford Energy Task Force
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Yonkers residents can learn more about specific Westchester Power activity in their City here.
Top line information can be also be found here.
Related Information
- Environmental Convention Indicates Linkage Between Air Pollution & Health
- Community Energy Programs: A Path to Resiliency
- Yonkers Takes the Lead in Green Building Development
