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Level 3 fast chargers at 44 Holland Ave support New York State’s growing electric vehicle fleet.
Plug-in hybrid vehicle in the OGS fleet.
OGS launched a food scrap collection program for cafeteria kitchens and food retail vendors in Empire State Plaza.
OGS conducted a waste audit to track the flow of materials leaving Empire State Plaza.
OGS installed new recycling bins with signage to simplify sorting waste and recycling at Empire State Plaza.
With support from NYPA, OGS installed LED lighting at the Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building to reduce energy use.
Upgraded air-cooled electric chillers installed at HVTMC to improve building energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gases.
Solar-powered Level 2 charging stations at the Harriman Campus support charging for OGS’s electric vehicle fleet.
The vegetative green roof at 44 Holland Ave. in Albany helps improve building insulation and water drainage and extends the useful life of the roof.
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Governor Hochul's fiscal year 2026 budget fully funds phase one.
Hosted by OGS and NYPA at the Empire State Plaza.
Resources
Browse over 100 product specifications that will help green your procurement.
Explore electric vehicle models available on the NYS Vehicle Marketplace.
Guidance for designing sustainable and cost-effective state capital projects.
Access guidance for state agencies on procuring low embodied carbon concrete.
About Resiliency & Sustainability
Our Mission
In February 2022, OGS Commissioner Jeanette Moy established the Division of Resiliency & Sustainability (R&S). The team provides technical assistance and policy guidance to state agencies and authorities in order to meet New York's climate goals. R&S is working to support multiple state initiatives, including the conversion of the light-duty fleet to all zero-emission vehicles by 2035, a statewide 85% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, and adapting state assets and operations to the increasing impacts of climate change.
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