New York needs to pull the plug on its suicidal green energy goals before the blackouts hit

"If we miss it by a couple of years, which is probably what will happen, the goals are still worthy," says Gov. Hochul in response to notice New York won't meet its 2030 green-energy goals.

The state is burning billions, harming consumers, and jeopardizing reliable-energy capacity in pursuit of unattainable green-energy goals decades away.

New York's reliance on hydropower limits renewable growth; demanding goals require an unrealistic surge in solar and wind capacity, worsened by increasing power needs for AI technology.

Meeting energy demands may necessitate more fossil-fuel plants despite goals to reduce carbon emissions, leading to economic risks and soaring utility bills for New Yorkers.

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