What combination of resources, proven and emerging, gives New York the fastest path to lower emissions without sacrificing reliability?
About This Session
This track focuses on how policymakers can incorporate both emerging technologies and proven renewable liquid fuels into long-term reliability planning, balancing immediate emissions reductions against the slower work of building the future energy system. With panelists spanning bioeconomy research, energy law and government affairs, materials science and nuclear engineering, and policy leadership at an emerging fuel cell technology company, the session works through where proven and emerging pathways compete or complement each other.
Key Questions Explored
- What combination of resources, proven and emerging, gives New York the fastest path to lower emissions without sacrificing reliability?
- How should renewable liquid fuels factor into long-term planning alongside newer technologies like hydrogen and nuclear?
- Where do policy incentives most need to evolve to support a more diverse generation mix?
- What decisions made in the next few years will determine the generation mix New York is stuck with in 2040?
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