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Board renews NYPA preference‑power contract, contingent on attorney review

Green Island Board · March 17, 2026
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Summary

The board voted to renew its contract for preference power from the New York Power Authority, noting that terms were negotiated at higher levels and local changes are limited; the renewal was approved contingent on attorney Pat's review.

The board discussed a new contract with the New York Power Authority (NYPA) for preference power and said the agreement reflects negotiated terms at the state level and by counsel. A staff member said the contract "applies to anyone receiving that power in the state" and that local negotiation is limited; the board voted to renew the contract contingent on review by the utility's attorney (Pat/Mary Powers).

A board speaker described the negotiated increases and said NYPA originally proposed a sharper rate jump but the terms were negotiated down (the speaker described a reduction from a proposal of 33¢ per megawatt to 23¢ over six years). The board approved a motion to renew the NYPA contract with the caveat that its attorney review the agreement; the vote was carried by voice.