NYSERDA

Today, the NYSERDA team attended the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC) Legislative Conference in Albany. The conference focused on counties’ legislative priorities for the year as well as the most pressing issues impacting county governments in New York State. Carl Mas, VP, Policy, Analysis, & Research, provided an update on the state’s energy initiatives and further discussion on what counties can do to support the energy transition.

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Sunday Read: Weatherization, also known as weatherproofing, protects a home’s interior during all seasons from outdoor elements, moisture, and extreme temperature fluctuations. Learn more in this Sunday Read by Courtney Moriarta, Director, Single-Family Residential at NYSERDA. https://bit.ly/3Tpuspl

Clarkson University has been awarded a nearly $900,000 three-year grant from NYSERDA through the Energy Efficiency and Clean Technology Training Program to train 16 to 24-year-olds to become home energy auditors and weatherization specialists in Northern New York. Offered through Clarkson's Energy Efficiency and Clean Technology Training program, in conjunction with the Institute for STEM Education, this innovative program will prepare young people for jobs and careers in home energy efficiency and clean technologies. As part of their training, the young workforce will assist interested homeowners reduce their overall energy costs. https://bit.ly/40WLo8Z

With more electric vehicle models coming to market, advances in battery technology, and greater access to charging stations, interest in EVs is at an all-time high. Whether it’s driving to work, riding the bus to get to school, taking public transportation, or riding an e-bike, the future of getting where you need to go is electric! Engineers are helping to move clean transportation forward by providing ways to make electric mobility more efficient and accessible. Here are 4️⃣ ways engineers help with clean transportation: 🔌 Electrical Engineers: Design battery packs, electric drivetrains, and charging systems. 🔌 Mechanical Engineers: Develop lightweight vehicle structures and thermal management systems. 🔌 Software Engineers: Optimize vehicle control systems and energy efficiency. 🔌 Materials Engineers; Innovate battery and chassis materials for better durability and performance. From buying an EV to supporting charging infrastructure, learn more about clean transportation programs in New York. https://on.ny.gov/3CKS3v8

🚜 Look for NYSERDA at the New York Farm Show today through Saturday (2/22) at the New York State Fairgrounds. The 2025 show will host more than 400 exhibitors displaying the latest innovations in farm equipment, crop protection, seed technology, and more. If you're one of the thousands of farmers and agricultural professionals expected to attend, look for NYSERDA in Building D, Booth 748, to learn more about NYSERDA’S Agricultural Energy Audit Program and energy-related best practices! https://lnkd.in/gf2G2yNh

Recently, NYSERDA and WhyMaker kicked off the first Clean Energy Workshops of 2025 in Syracuse. During this free professional development workshop, educators explored topics such as energy grids, generation and transmission through hands-on learning. Participants left with ready-to-use lesson plans and materials to inspire their students about clean energy and the exciting career opportunities. Ready to be a part of the next workshop? Join the waitlist today! https://lnkd.in/eyzJ7MFq

New York’s six million buildings are responsible for around one-third of statewide greenhouse gas emissions. NYSERDA is working with affordable housing providers, utilities, and innovators to move beyond building-by-building solutions, developing strategies that work block-by-block and community-by-community. We’re highlighting 4️⃣ ways engineers help with building decarbonization, from HVAC to net-zero designs, as we continue to celebrate National Engineers week: 🏢 Architectural Engineers: Collaborate with architects to optimize building design for energy efficiency and incorporate passive solar strategies. 🏢 Civil Engineers: Select sustainable construction materials, design building envelopes for optimal energy performance, and manage stormwater runoff. 🏢 Mechanical Engineers: Design efficient HVAC systems, integrate renewable energy sources, and analyze energy usage patterns. 🏢 Electrical Engineers: Design electrical systems to optimize energy consumption and integrate smart grid technologies. Learn more about Energy Efficiency & Building Decarbonization Programs and Initiatives in New York https://on.ny.gov/4hTT96B

Unlock your potential with a NYSERDA paid internship! Connect the dots between classroom learning and real-world impact. Your studies are the steppingstones to a brighter future, and our internships provide the hands-on experience. Prepare for something greater and kickstart your career journey with us. Apply today: ➡️ https://on.ny.gov/3WXkkWa

Are you ready to save money, increase your home’s comfort, and reduce your carbon footprint? Start today with MyEnergy. This valuable new website is designed to help homeowners and renters across New York State plan energy improvement projects tailored to their needs and budget. If you’re looking to make your home more efficient, MyEnergy has solutions for every room in your house or apartment. 🏠 Check it out here: https://myenergy.ny.gov/