Things are heating up for the Renewable Heat Now campaign! Thanks to all of your advocacy, the Advanced Building Codes, Appliance and Equipment Efficiency Standards Act has now passed the Senate and Assembly! 🎉 Join us at our final power hour of the legislative session to hear next steps on getting that bill finalized and learn how you can help get the rest of the Renewable Heat Now bills passed. If you’re free on 5/12, please also sign up for the Assembly hearing on all-electric buildings! 

Renewable Heat Now Power Hour
Thursday, May 5th, 7pm-8pm
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Join Renewable Heat Now this Thursday for our final power hour before the 2022 legislative session ends! This will be a very important meeting where we will strategize for the final push to get all of the Renewable Heat Now bills passed this session. Some of the Renewable Heat Now bills are moving, and things are changing by the minute. Join this power hour for the latest updates, get tips for testifying at the all-electric building hearing on 5/12 (see hearing details below), and prepare for a big day of action on 5/19. All are welcome to attend. Even if you’re new to the movement for renewable heat, we’ll get you plugged in! If you haven’t joined a regional lobby team yet, you can sign up to join one at bit.ly/RHNsignup.

Public Hearing on All-Electric Buildings
Thursday, May 12th, 10am
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The New York State Assembly is holding a virtual public hearing to examine the feasibility and timing of requiring that all new buildings be all-electric. Please help us turn out in force to tell the legislature what we already know - all-electric buildings are feasible, they’re cost-effective, and they’re needed to meet our climate targets! Feel free to use our talking points guide here, and help us counter fossil fuel industry disinformation. If you want to testify, you must download, complete, and return this reply form via email to [email protected] as soon as possible. Oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. Written testimony should be submitted via email two days prior to the hearing.