Tell the Public Service Commission: New Yorkers demand renewables not more fracked gas!
After the Williams NESE pipeline was rejected by New York State, National Grid is proposing other gas infrastructure options to serve customers in its downstate service territory. Join us to tell the Public Service Commission to reject gas pipelines and embrace the "no-infrastructure" alternative of energy efficiency, demand response, and heat pumps. Learn more by watching this People's Hearing Video.
The Future of Heat in NY
New York's regulators are considering right now how to align gas utility planning with our ambitious climate targets. Nothing less than the future of heat in New York is at stake. Join us to say that the future of heat in New York is renewable, not methane gas and not oil. Read our statement here.
Read the Report
Check out the study, "Making Residential Heating and Cooling Climate-Friendly in New York State," by Dr. Arjun Makhijani of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research.
Watch the Video
Watch Dr. Makhijani speak in Syracuse about renewable-ready heating and cooling in New York.
Our Platform
The members of Renewable Heat Now are working together to reduce greenhouse gasses coming from heating our buildings. Find out more about our specific goals and policy demands.
Sign our Petition
Join us in calling on Governor Cuomo to act now to support the renewable heat transition.
We can heat our homes without warming the planet
New Yorkers can reduce the demand for fossil fuels and make home heating more affordable, by changing the way our homes are heated and putting in the right policies.
Governor Cuomo has just announced a rebate program for geothermal heat pumps and a policy framework to reduce the use of home heating oil, propane, and gas in our homes.
Join us as we tour New York this week to raise awareness about how New York can convert from fossil fuel heating systems to efficient renewable-ready electric systems, such as cold climate heat pumps and geothermal heat pumps, which are widely available technologies.
