Nuclear, Natural Gas Seen as Key Part of N.Y. Grid Future

From left: Cyn French, LF Bioenergy; Stephanie Raymond, Central Hudson; Greg Crowley, 95delta; Liz Bowman, The Williams Companies; and Chris Stolicky, New York State Department of Public Service, participate in a panel discussion April 16 at the New York Energy Summit in Albany.From left: Cyn French, LF Bioenergy; Stephanie Raymond, Central Hudson; Greg Crowley, 95delta; Liz Bowman, The Williams Companies; and Chris Stolicky, New York State Department of Public Service, participate in a panel discussion April 16 at the New York Energy Summit in Albany.

From left: Cyn French, LF Bioenergy; Stephanie Raymond, Central Hudson; Greg Crowley, 95delta; Liz Bowman, The Williams Companies; and Chris Stolicky, New York State Department of Public Service, participate in a panel discussion April 16 at the New York Energy Summit in Albany. | © RTO Insider

New York Energy Summit panelists discussed the state’s future electricity generation mix, with most agreeing that nuclear and natural gas will be a key part of it.