Clean Energy Calendar

The Queens Borough President’s Office is hosting its fourth annual Climate Expo on Friday, September 25th at The New York Hall of Science! Join Borough President Donovan Richards Jr. for a Climate Expo featuring workshops on home energy and resiliency, creatures from Alley Pond, a mobile library, and so much more. Wrap up climate week with them!

RSVP is required for this event.

Join HVSFW for a weekend at Stone Ridge Orchard celebrating slow fashion makers of the Hudson Valley and beyond. Discover your new favorite sustainable designer at HVSFW fourth annual Organic Runway show on Friday, September 25th. The runway show will feature a collective of hyperlocal sustainable designers with time to mix and mingle afterwards.

VIP Week[end] tix: $100; GA Week[end]: $35; Student Week[end]: $28; GA Organic Runway only: $25; Student Organic Runway GA only: $20; GA Slow Fashion Fair only: $15 For tickets visit: https://www.hvsfw.org/weekend

Slow Fashion Fair Workshops:

• Natural Tie Dye with NY Sea Grant
• Sewing 101 classes with Creative Threads
• No-Sew Apron with Eco Art Play
• Drop-in Stencil Printing with Blank Canvas
• Needle Felting 101 with Hudson Valley Textile Project

Join at 4pm for an all ages Fashion Show to showcase the day’s creations!

-Free admission for children 10 and under.

-Stone Ridge Orchard is a working farm with natural irregular terrain, appropriate footwear is recommended.

Your invited to the launch of a collective climate action coalition, comprised of climate-focused orgs in NYC. hosted by NYC2030 District and the coalition partners: GridRewards, SolarOne, Logical Buildings, Resilient Red Hook, PowerMarket, Soulful Synergy, PSYCA, Clean + Healthy NY, & RETI Center.

Claim this free coupon for admission to this event here

About the Event:
Show up, learn, complete an action or a few, earn some prizes, make some friends, and watch the sunset over the water with a view of the Statue of Liberty.

Enjoy music, drinks, impact, and direct, measurable civic engagement. Thank you to the drink sponsors Yerba Madre, Ten to One Rum, & Il Dottore Gin.

Every New Yorker who walks in will have the option to take at least one concrete step with the partner orgs that cuts emissions, in alignment with the 2030 goals. The 2030 Districts Network’s goals are to reduce emissions in the entire built environment by 50-65% by 2030 and reach zero emissions by 2040. We will be announcing the action that each partner organization is offering in more detail in the lead-up to the event, so stay tuned! The actions include sign up for demand response, enroll in community solar, join a green energy workforce development training program, learn about household energy efficiency, purchase green renewable energy credits, volunteer for an emergency preparedness plan rollout in your neighborhood, alert your legislator your interest in current bills that aim to limit toxins in NY, & commit to some other type of climate action you want to take and agree to share once you do.

Be involved for one day where we take thousands of micro-actions to make one collective impact that we can all share with our networks.

New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is coming to you!

We are pleased to invite you to a contractor breakfast hosted by NYSERDA to share updates on our new upstate energy efficiency program for multifamily buildings, AMP Up, and hear directly from you about how we can better support your work. Join us for a morning of good food, honest conversation, and a chance to shape how this program grows in your region.

Are you a building owner or property manager looking to improve your properties’ energy performance and lower costs for you and your residents?

NYSERDA is hitting the road to connect with multifamily property owners and managers across the state, and we’re coming to Newburgh. We’d love to have you join NYSERDA for an informal afternoon session to learn about AMP Up and talk through what it could mean for your portfolio, now or in the future.

Every summer, approximately 500 New Yorkers die prematurely due to extreme heat. As a changing climate leads to hotter summers, this problem will only be exacerbated. But about 10% of NYC residents don’t have air conditioning in their home. To address this problem, in 2025 the New York City Council passed the Cool Homes for All Act, requiring landlords to provide cooling systems for tenants at their request. In this panel, we will discuss how to address concerns about public health, affordability, and technical feasibility as the city plans to implement the law.

This event is in-person only and is open to the general public. Advanced registration is required. Register HERE.

PROGRAM

PANELISTS:

Jennifer Leone, Assistant Commissioner, Chief Sustainability Officer, New York City Department of Housing Preservation & Development 

Lincoln Restler, New York City Council Member, Sponsor of Cool Homes for All Act 

Caleb Smith, New York City Policy Manager, WE ACT for Environmental Justice

MODERATOR: Christine Billy, Executive Director, Guarini Center on Environmental, Energy and Land Use Law, NYU School of Law

CLE: New York CLE credit for the event is pending. If approved, the credit will be appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys. 

REGISTRATION:

Advanced registration is required. REGISTER HERE.

This event is sponsored by the Guarini Center on Environmental, Energy & Land Use Law at NYU School of Law.

The Manhattan Clean Energy Hub is hosting Energy Smart Workshops for tenants to learn more about energy saving tips you can use at home. Participants will receive a FREE home energy kit with $92 worth of energy efficiency materials, including LED light bulbs, a window insulation kit, and more! Pick up times will be shared as well as a drop off option during the meeting.