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May 2010
New York’s Dependence on Imported Coal
In 2008, New York imported 100% of the coal used for its electricity generation, resulting in $472 million leaving the state. While coal provided 13.6% of the state's electricity mix, New York has implemented an energy efficiency resource standard to reduce power demand by nearly 2% annually starting in 2011 and a renewable electricity standard requiring 30% of power from renewables by 2015.
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Themes: coal electricity generation energy efficiency renewable energy wind power
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Union of Concerned Scientists
Document type: Fact sheet
Regions: New York City

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