New York City
7 statements across 4 episodes · 1 bullish · 4 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Mar 30, 2022 by Dr. Diana Hernandez · said 69 times in 22 episodes since 2021 · across every show →
Mentions by year
brought up most by Stephen Lacey (25), Julian Spector (13), Samantha Maldonado (7), Maria Gallucci (5), Alexandria Herr (5), Marie French (4), Miles O'Brien (2), Lara Pierpoint (2)
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2025 1 mention in 1 episode
2023 22 mentions in 13 episodes 2 per episode
- As debate over carbon removal swirls, America steps up funding
- America’s historic climate law, one year on
- AI in the real world: Solar forecasting, EVs, and virtual power plants
- For Microsoft, AI is an ‘unlock’ for decarbonization
- Creating the ‘energy capitals’ of a decarbonized grid [partner content]
- Will America’s commercial kitchens go electric?
- How to triple renewables by 2030
- Inflation plagues clean energy. How bad is it?
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2022 45 mentions in 7 episodes 6 per episode
- New York’s clean energy puzzle
- Why heat waves become deadly
- Deadly Bronx fires reveal America’s energy insecurity crisis
- From empty concrete to offshore wind hub?
- Should we eat bugs, farmed fish, or soy?
- Puerto Rico’s preventable grid disaster
- Could a ‘green upheaval’ embolden Russia?
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2021 1 mention in 1 episode
Everything said about New York City, oldest first
Mar 30, 2022 negative
Sep 29, 2022 positive
Gallucci: Solar and batteries are a necessity in Puerto Rico, not a luxury
“In many other places, certainly in New York City where I'm based rooftop solar batteries is a nice-to-have. In Puerto Rico, it's a need-to-have. You need to refrigerate your insulin. You need to power your nebulizer. You need to stay connected and charge your …”
Nov 2, 2022 neutral
Gallucci: NYC has installed 300 megawatts toward its 1-gigawatt 2030 solar target
“New York City has a goal of installing one gigawatt with a solar by 2030, and I believe has about a third, is about a third of the way there, so 300 megawatts, and the sense is that it's possible to meet that goal, but they, the city would really have to accel…”
Nov 2, 2022 negative
French: Con Ed failed to award contracts in 300MW storage RFP
“Con Ed was required by the Public Service Commission to issue a utility scale request for proposals for battery storage. I believe, 300 megawatts was the target. I mean, other, other utilities were also required to issue RFPs, but they were like, you know, 10,…”
Nov 2, 2022 negative
Spector: High urban density limits the viability of purely rooftop solar transitions
“I think New York City is a good counter example to the sort of vision of the clean energy future that's all small scale, and every, every home just puts it on the roof because, you know, you have too many people living in very tall buildings that don't have th…”
Nov 2, 2022 negative
Maldonado: Local Law 97 compliance starts in 2024 despite unfinalized rules
“And these laws, I mean, they have to start complying by twenty-twenty-four, but the rules for, like, what guides the laws and how they would even calculate their emissions and their penalties are, just haven't, haven't been finalized yet, and so we're still wa…”
Apr 19, 2023 neutral
O'Brien: New York building fossil fuel bans include commercial kitchen carve-outs
“You know, you go to New York, for example, which has all the local laws which are aimed at, you Burning of fossil fuels inside buildings over the next over the coming years. But there's a carve-out for commercial kitchens. The restaurant industry, the lobby, h…”