Tell Gov. Hochul: Repeal the 100-Ft Rule

Tell Gov. Hochul: Repeal the 100-Ft Rule

This year, both the Senate and Assembly passedA.8888/S.8417, a bill to end the so-called "100-Foot Rule." With Governor Hochul’s approval of the NESE pipeline and her delay of the All-Electric Buildings Act, we need your voice now more than ever to show that New Yorkers demand clean, safe, renewable energy.


What the 100-Foot Rule does now: Any new building within 100 feet of a gas line gets a “free” gas hookup. But it’s not free — all utility customers pay for it, driving up rates and home heating bills.

It also undercuts New York’s climate ...

This year, both the Senate and Assembly passedA.8888/S.8417, a bill to end the so-called "100-Foot Rule." With Governor Hochul’s approval of the NESE pipeline and her delay of the All-Electric Buildings Act, we need your voice now more than ever to show that New Yorkers demand clean, safe, renewable energy.


What the 100-Foot Rule does now: Any new building within 100 feet of a gas line gets a “free” gas hookup. But it’s not free — all utility customers pay for it, driving up rates and home heating bills.

It also undercuts New York’s climate commitments by locking new buildings into a toxic fossil fuel system instead of cleaner, more efficient options.

What this bill would do: Ending the 100-Foot Rule would save New Yorkers at least $200 million a year and make it easier and cheaper for families to switch to clean energy.

Why it matters: Every day of delay means higher bills, more pollution, and more money funneled into the climate crisis instead of solutions.

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Email Governor Hochul

Governor Hochul listens to the needs of New Yorkers, and she needs to hear that the 100-Ft Rule is making New York sicker, dirtier, and less affordable. Send the governor an email today to deliver a strong message that New York needs her to sign the bill to Repeal the 100-Ft Rule.

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