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"It is refreshing to see common sense finally prevail here in New York. Democrats' poorly conceived and financially burdensome All-Electric Buildings Act has been put on pause—and rightfully so.
The shortcomings of this plan were clear to Republicans from day one, and experts only added to those concerns, warning that the state was moving far too fast without the infrastructure needed to support such a sweeping mandate. As a result, we have an unaffordable, unreliable electric grid.
New Yorkers face enough burdens as it is, and removing natural gas, propane and oil as heating options would only drive costs higher. Families can't afford another mandate that makes everyday life more expensive and less reliable.
New York needs an energy portfolio that is diverse, balanced and rooted in practicality—not blind mandates that put families at risk."
