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Clean Energy Action Coalition to Give Unified Voice to Reaching Green Energy Goals in Realistic Timeframe

This week’s Westchester County Business Journal included a forceful op-ed on New York’s rapidly evolving energy situation by Executive VP John Ravitz. The BCW’s energy reliability advocacy has taken renewed focus through our newly formed Westchester Clean Energy Action Coalition.

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