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New York State Climate Impacts Assessment Chapter 06: Energy

  • Sandra Meier
  • , Peter J. Marcotullio
  • , Peter Carney
  • , Susanne DesRoches
  • , Jeff Freedman
  • , Maureen Golan
  • , Justin Gundlach
  • , Jordi Parisian
  • , Peter Sheehan
  • , William V. Slade
  • , Lemir Teron
  • , Ke Wei
  • , Amanda Stevens
  • Environmental Energy Alliance of New York
  • City University of New York
  • New York Independent System Operator (Ret.)
  • New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
  • New York Power Authority
  • New York State Dept. of Social Serv.
  • Consolidated Edison, Inc.
  • Howard University

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Abstract

Energy plays an integral role in New Yorkers’ lives. It powers the economy, moves people and goods, keeps homes and workplaces at a livable temperature, and runs critical infrastructure that keeps people healthy and safe. Reliable energy systems are easy to take for granted, but many aspects of these systems are vulnerable to weather and climate hazards. This chapter discusses how climate change is affecting and will increasingly affect New York State's energy supply, delivery, and end uses. It provides insights into current and future climate vulnerabilities as New York's energy system transitions to clean energy sources. This assessment also highlights opportunities to adapt current and future energy systems and to build resilience to climate impacts.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)341-384
Number of pages44
JournalAnnals of the New York Academy of Sciences
Volume1542
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 2024

Keywords

  • New York State
  • adaptation
  • climate change
  • demand
  • energy
  • impacts
  • infrastructure
  • resilience
  • supply
  • vulnerability

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