New York State’s ambitious renewable energy goals are facing a major setback, with the state admitting it will fall far short of its 70% renewables target by 2030. This failure highlights the disconnect between radical policy proposals and real-world execution, and exposes the hypocrisy of the state targeting private companies for similar shortcomings while failing to meet its own goals. Former Rep. Lee Zeldin argues for a more practical and achievable energy plan based on abundance, affordability, and reliability.
