Invenergy will build four wind and two solar farms as part of the Clean Energy Link project, the largest renewable scheme ever proposed for Long Island. The sites will generate a combined energy capacity exceeding 700 MW, which will be delivered to a net-zero convertor station on Long Island via a buried HVDC transmission line. “Renewable energy is an important component in our state’s plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050,” said Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.
Invenergy will build four wind and two solar farms as part of the Clean Energy Link project, the largest renewable scheme ever proposed for Long Island. The sites will generate a combined energy capacity exceeding 700 MW, which will be delivered to a net-zero convertor station on Long Island via a buried HVDC transmission line. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has committed to securing 50% of the state's energy coming from renewables by 2030.