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🚨 Breaking news today: the NYS Senate has introduced a new version of the NY HEAT Act called the Customer Savings and Reliability Act (S8421/A8889) which is designed to be a compromise that meets the concerns expressed by recalcitrant members of the Assembly. Read Senator Liz Krueger's statement here.

Although it's not everything we want or need to deliver cleaner heat and lower bills to all New Yorkers, it is a SIGNIFICANT step in the right direction and our plan is to get the Assembly to endorse this compromise and pass it without delay!

Sign up for our Power Hour happening tomorrow, 6/11 (Wednesday) evening at 7PM to get the latest intel and find out how we're keeping the pressure on! You'll be hearing from Earthjustice's Liz Moran about what's going on in Albany and what grassroots pressure is needed to pass the bill.

Power Hour Wednesday June 11

Join us on Wednesday June 11th at 7PM for the last Power Hour of the legislative session!

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NY HEAT Advocacy Day Recap

Last week, we had an absolutely beautiful advocacy day in Albany. Thanks to the many of you who joined us, it was very special. Read our Renewable Heat Now press release with quotes from lawmakers, watch the video of the rally, and view the photo gallery here. Please add your photos to this album by texting them (one at a time) to: 717-929-8279.

Contact your Assemblymember today and tell them that you support the NY HEAT Act Deal!

Use this tool to find your Assemblymember's contact info!

Call and tell them you are a constituent and that you support the NY HEAT deal, Assembly Bill 8889, the "Customer Savings and Reliability Act" and you want them to pass it without delay!

Write a personalized email:

Your personal stories are powerful & persuasive!

You could share:

• Why you want cleaner heat & lower bills for your community
• A personal story about the health impacts of fossil fuel pollution
• A personal story about your energy bills
• Why you care about climate action

We know our legislators can pass this bill. It's up to us to show them they have our support!

This update is the latest from the Renewable Heat Now campaign, which AGREE and many others are part of. You can also subscribe directly to the Renewable Heat Now campaign's emails here to get more plugged in!