Extreme heat resulted in rolling blackouts in New York City, raising concerns about the outdated energy grid. The reliance on volatile foreign energy markets threatens local energy security. Opportunities exist for stability and independence in energy supply, creating a grid that prevents pollution and meets demand. Clean energy projects are being built by skilled union workers, contributing to a possible transition to a more reliable and environmentally friendly energy system. Such efforts promise job creation and prosperity for working people, shaping a favorable energy future for New York.
Investing in clean energy, built by skilled, safe union workers, can create the triple win of lower energy costs, good-paying jobs, and stronger communities.
Extreme heat this summer has caused rolling blackouts across New York City. Families were left sweltering, but also wondering-why?
We face the risk of supply interruptions and spiking oil and gas prices here at home. This doesn't have to be the case.
I proudly represent more than 45,000 union brothers and sisters in the Laborers' Eastern Region. These are the skilled workers who are building clean energy projects.
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