Canonical organization · NYISO

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

regulator

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is linked to 13 published NYISO power assets through source-backed regulator relationships.

Official website

Coverage in Ask the Grid

Source-backed asset relationships
Linked asset profiles
13
NYISO profiles reviewed by Ask the Grid
Linked capacity
7 GW
Sum of capacity on linked asset profiles
Roles in coverage
1
13 public relationship sources

These figures count only source-backed relationships in Ask the Grid's reviewed asset profiles. They do not represent this organization's complete real-world portfolio, total capacity, or commercial activity.

Related power assets

Power assets related to this entity
AssetRelationshipCapacityEffective
Bayswater Peaking Facility LLCNatural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine · EIA 55699regulator60.5 MWNot dated
Covanta HempsteadMunicipal Solid Waste · EIA 10642regulator78.6 MWNot dated
East RiverNatural Gas Steam Turbine, Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine · EIA 2493regulator716.2 MWNot dated
HoltsvillePetroleum Liquids · EIA 8007regulator567 MWNot dated
Jamaica Bay PeakingPetroleum Liquids · EIA 56141regulator60.5 MWNot dated
Joseph J Seymour Power ProjectNatural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine · EIA 7910regulator94 MWNot dated
Narrows Gas Turbines GeneratingNatural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine · EIA 2499regulator308 MWNot dated
Northport Power StationNatural Gas Steam Turbine, Petroleum Liquids · EIA 2516regulator1,564 MWNot dated
Oswego Harbor PowerPetroleum Liquids · EIA 2594regulator1,803.6 MWNot dated
S A CarlsonNatural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine, Natural Gas Steam Turbine · EIA 2682regulator96.3 MWNot dated
Selkirk CogenNatural Gas Fired Combined Cycle · EIA 10725regulator434 MWNot dated
Sithe Independence StationNatural Gas Fired Combined Cycle · EIA 54547regulator1,157.8 MWNot dated
Vernon BoulevardNatural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine · EIA 7909regulator94 MWNot dated

Relationships are retained as dated, source-backed edges to canonical organizations. Project companies remain separate from parent owners, developers, contractors, equipment manufacturers, lenders, and investors.