New York City

A technology that converts sunlight into electricity, previously considered by New York City Hall.

Battery-based energy storage systems that store electrical power on demand. New York City currently operates 14 such projects providing approximately 1,400 kilowatts of electricity.

Small-scale wind energy systems permitted as an alternative to solar panels on building rooftops under NYC's Green Roofs act.

New York

United States

An environmental plan announced by NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio on Earth Day to reduce the city's waste output by 90% by 2030 through recycling system overhaul, waste-reduction incentives, plastic bag reduction, and expanded organic waste collection.

A solar energy facility to be built on 47 acres of Freshkills Park landfill on Staten Island, featuring over 35,000 photovoltaic panels capable of powering approximately 2,000 homes.

A pilot project introducing six Nissan Leaf electric vehicles into the city's taxi fleet to promote clean transportation and consumer adoption of EVs.

Energy-efficient bulbs that use 80% less electricity than conventional light bulbs, used to illuminate the Times Square Ball.

An electric car model that has demonstrated success in terms of performance and efficiency.

Solar panels manufactured by both European and Chinese companies that convert sunlight into electricity. Chinese versions were significantly cheaper and flooded the global market.