New money: Green banks and green bonds are bringing billions to utilities for the energy transition; NYC, LA, DC and 23 states sue EPA over vehicle emission standards; Cuomo threatens to revoke National Grid's license to provide gas in NYC due to hookup moratorium; RMI: World is 'badly off track' on Paris climate goals, needs heightened focus on energy efficiency
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The governor's actions also affect the credit ratings of Consolidated Edison and other New York utilities, because it suggests "a heightened willingness to intervene in utility regulation," Moody's Investors Service said Nov. 18.
Rocky Mountain Institute has a new report that identifies seven critical areas of the energy sector where strong intervention could help limit global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius.
Hydropower supporters countered the report, saying the facilities in question are not a major source of emissions and the “real story” is the industry’s role in decarbonizing the electric system to meet clean energy targets.
Maintaining the status quo does not engender confidence that FERC is only approving pipeline projects that are truly needed, consistent with the “public convenience and necessity,” writes Analysis Group's Sue Tierney.
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