I strongly support rescinding the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) and replacing it with common-sense measures that lower utility costs for New Yorkers.

New Yorkers are already burdened with some of the highest living expenses in the country, and rising utility bills are making it even harder for families and small businesses to make ends meet. The mandates imposed under the CLCPA are driving up energy costs, placing unnecessary strain on hardworking residents without delivering affordable or reliable solutions.

We need practical, balanced energy policies that prioritize affordability, reliability, and economic stability. By replacing the CLCPA with smarter, cost-conscious measures, we can reduce utility bills while still supporting responsible energy use.

We don’t need policies that increase costs—we need real solutions that put money back into the pockets of New Yorkers.

I support replacing the CLCPA with policies that lower utility costs and protect taxpayers.