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Hazlip: Long Island will connect 6 to 10 GW of offshore wind
“Probably six to 10 gigawatts of offshore wind connecting to Long Island over the next couple of decades.”
Hazlip: Upstate New York will host an early large-scale green hydrogen facility
“We think upstate New York is already gonna be home to the, one of the first large-scale clean, green hydrogen production facilities in the country, and that's because of the abundance of the clean energy in that area.”
Hazlip: New York will need 20 to 40 GW of battery storage
“New York has a six gigawatt goal. You know, our modeling suggests, you know, New York will need anywhere from 20 to 40 gigawatts of just basically four hour duration batteries.”
Hazlip: Hydrogen is a viable multi-day storage alternative to batteries
“We also see power generation applications, and so using hydrogen as an energy storage medium to be able to run power generation for longer periods of time than lithium ion batteries, right? So multiple days when the wind's not blowing, the sun's not shining we…”
Hazlip: New York needs 20 GW of added transmission by 2050
“We see about 20 gigawatts of additional transmission capacity, you know, through to 20 50, both within and connecting New York to other regions.”
Hazlip: Long Island would need 15 GW dispatchable clean power without transmission
“If you didn't have that, you would need about 15 gigawatts of dispatchable emissions-free resources on Long Island.”
Hazlip: Community Offshore Wind secured New York Bight lease for 3+ GW
“We're, you know, extremely happy, proud to partner with RWE and secure the lease area in the New York Bight that can host over three gigawatts of capacity, and that joint venture is called Community Offshore Wind.”