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On the first day of #ClimateWeek 2021, I'm pleased to announce 
major steps to accelerate the transition to a cleaner, greener future.
Here in New York, we aren't content to lead the nation. We want to lead the globe. That means setting ambitious goals.
We’re going all-in on solar and expanding our goal to build at least 10 GW of solar by 2030. This will:
create nearly 20K jobs
generate $9B in private investment
power nearly 1.7M homes
Thank you to @NYSERDA and the NY-Sun team for their progress & commitment.
We are also awarding two contracts toward clean, renewable power in NYC:
a 174-mile transmission project extending from Delaware County to the Rainey substation in Queens.
a 339-mile transmission project extending from the Quebec Province in Canada to Astoria, Queens.
These historic renewable energy projects will create 10,000 good-paying jobs throughout the state and will help NYC retire fossil fuel plants once and for all, including the facility located in Astoria, Queens known as “Asthma Alley.”
Solar farms power the main grid fact. Crypto mining will consume and the tax payer dollars down the toilet
This is exciting news, but I am concerned about where solar farms will be built. Hopefully it'll be done smartly, utilizing space that's already free instead of destroying more natural areas
Amazing. This is great news.
This is very chill, we love the vision! #renewables #decarbros
Ah, yes!! @NYGovCuomo signed some kind of LAW about these things... Was it 2019?!pic.twitter.com/4GYHeZcBEV
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