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This Request for Information (RFI) seeks input from stakeholders to inform the development of a new Marine and Coastal Resources Energy Research Plan by NYSERDA's Environmental Research Program, addressing information gaps and research needs related to energy development and operation on the environment and fisheries.
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Oct 22, 2027
NYSERDA's Disadvantaged Communities (DAC) Consultant Pool (RFQL 4922) is a Request for Qualifications seeking community-based organizations and Indigenous-led entities to join a pool of DAC Consultants who will execute contracts to provide advisory and outreach services supporting NYSERDA's clean-energy and climate-equity initiatives. Selected consultants will be compensated at pre-established rates for delivering services such as community-needs assessment, program-design feedback, workshop facilitation, co-design participation, and outreach assistance to NYSERDA program teams on an as-needed basis. The solicitation supports NYSERDA's Climate Equity Strategy and the State's goal, under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, of directing 40% of clean-energy benefits to disadvantaged communities.
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This solicitation aims to support the development, scale-up, and demonstration of large-scale alternative fuel-based energy systems and supporting infrastructure optimized for safe, cost-effective, and scalable deployment of non-drop-in fuels such as hydrogen and ammonia within New York State. This effort directly supports NYSERDA’s objectives to advance decarbonization in hard-to-electrify sectors and enable reliable, zero-emission energy solutions for industrial and grid-support applications. The proposing entity does not need to be based in or currently operating in New York; however, demonstration projects must occur within New York State at an eligible site, and the proposed solution must demonstrate technical feasibility, system integration, and compatibility with New York’s regulatory, safety, and operational environment.
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Albany
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Albany
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17 Columbia Cir
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(518) 862-1090
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12203-6399
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
The meeting focused on wrapping up preliminary research for the Master Plan for Responsible Advanced Nuclear Development in New York. Discussions covered the impact of member feedback on studies related to workforce and supply chain findings, as well as the process for soliciting participant feedback. NYSERDA provided updates on the timeline for assembling the final master plan document, which will undergo interagency and executive review. Action items included confirming organization acknowledgment preferences and planning the next phase of meetings for late 2026.
The subcommittee meeting focused on supply chain strategies for responsible advanced nuclear development in New York. Key discussions included a review of prior meeting topics, identifying cross-cutting bottlenecks like heavy component manufacturing and workforce readiness, and prioritizing market opportunities for near-, medium-, and long-term deployment. Participants also explored implementation readiness, covering regional supply chain capabilities, establishing a nuclear supplier readiness initiative, aligning workforce training with regional needs, creating procurement channels, and assessing infrastructure readiness.
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The meeting focused on the development of the fusion supply chain in New York State. Discussions included an assessment of existing state capabilities in areas such as high-power lasers, structural materials, and superconductors. Participants identified crossover opportunities for industries like aerospace, defense, and semiconductors. The group also examined policy mechanisms to support supply chain growth, including incentives, public-private partnerships, and potential strategies for attracting investment. Additionally, the group discussed the potential economic and technological value of establishing a fusion pilot plant in the state.
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