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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Local and state officials and advocacy groups called on Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday to sign off on legislation ending the “100-foot rule,” which they say stymies the …

Advocates across the state are unhappy with proposed cuts to the state’s EmPower+ program, which supports energy costs for low-and-moderate income households.

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"Despite her focus on affordability, Gov. Hochul has yet to change any of our policies to bring down energy costs. Repealing the 100-foot rule can be the start."

A report by a pro-renewables group says five of the state's private utilities combined to make for more than $3 billion in profits last year.

State legislators appropriated up to $300 million for energy-saving upgrades. Now, Gov. Hochul wants to cut it to $50 million, writes Cicero Assembly member.

Gov. Hochul must sign legislation to end this outdated policy that favors utility corporations at the expense of working families.

Clean energy groups say fixing leaky gas pipes costs state ratepayers billions of dollars that would be better spent on electrification.