WASTEFUL ELECTRICAL BILL COMPONENTS The Public Policy Institute of New York / /
IndustryTerm
role electricity plays / electricity / energy consumption / smart grid technology offers / intermittent energy sources / smart grid technology / energy regulators / outdated transmission infrastructure / energy challenges / electricity infrastructure improvements / electricity bill / energy experts / electronic devices / natural gas / electricity demand / increased energy supply / energy efficiency / electricity bills / generation infrastructure / basic solutions / electricity use / transmission infrastructure / /
Organization
state legislature / New York State Department / New York City police / Indian Point Nuclear Energy Center / Public Service Commission / New York City Fire Department / US Energy Information Administration / New York Affordable Reliable Electricity Alliance / New York State government / New York Board on Electrical Generation Siting and the Environment / Transportation John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center / New York state legislature / U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission / Public Policy Institute of New York / Public Service / /
Position
Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / New York / California / Connecticut / /
PublishedMedium
USA Today / /
Technology
expensive and complicating technology / 9 ABSENCE OF SMART GRID TECHNOLOGY / smart grid technology / /
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