This testimony of Michael B. Gerrard urges the New York Public Service Commission to require Consolidated Edison to perform the Climate Change Vulnerability Study endorsed by the Commission in its 2014 order.
Michael GerrardMay 27, 2016
These comments discuss the Council on Environmental Quality's proposed guidance on the consideration of greenhouse gas emissions and effects of climate change in NEPA reviews. The comments argue that agencies should be required to consider the effects of climate change on the environmental consequences of proposed actions.
Michael Gerrard and Jessica WentzMarch 24, 2015
These comments discuss the storm hardening and resiliency initiatives set out in PSEG Long Island's Utility 2.0 Plan.
Jennifer KleinNovember 11, 2014
These comments recommend that the NYPSC order the continuation of the Storm Hardening and Resiliency Collaborative and (1) have Working Group II consider broadly how alternative business models for distributed generation ownership and adjustment to existing tariff provisions could provide system-wide resilience benefits; (2) have Working Group IV develop explicit…
This testimony of Radley Horton on climatic changes impacting the operations and facilities of Consolidated Edison was submitted in the 2013 rate case proceedings.
Michael Gerrard and Radley HortonMay 31, 2013
This petition requests that the New York Public Service Commission use its regulatory authority to require all utility companies within its jurisdiction to prepare and implement comprehensive natural hazard mitigation plans to address the anticipated effects of climate change.
Anne Siders and OthersDecember 12, 2012
This petition supplements the previous request with recent developments and regulatory updates, including an EPA rule requiring GHG emitters to report their emissions, that make it urgent for the SEC to ensure that corporations are analyzing and disclosing climate risk and opportunities.
Vickie Patton, Nancy Spencer and OthersNovember 23, 2009
This petition requests for the SEC to publish guidance clarifying that material climate-related information must be included in corporate disclosures under existing law.
Fred Krupp, Sean Donahue, Nancy Spencer, Vickie Patton and OthersSeptember 18, 2007