The majority of New Yorkers are against Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to phase out gas stoves in new homes by 2025, according to a Siena College poll released Monday.
The bulk of New Yorkers surveyed, 53% in total, were against Hochul’s plan to prohibit all fossil fuel-burning equipment – including stoves – for new single-family homes built beginning at the end of 2025.
The majority of New Yorkers surveyed, 53% in total, were against Hochul’s plan to prohibit all fossil fuel-burning equipment – including stoves – for new single-family homes built beginning at the end of 2025.“Democrats strongly support Hochul’s proposal on prohibiting fossil fuel-burning equipment in most new construction within the next several years, however Republicans and independents are even stronger in their opposition,” said Siena College pollster Steven Greenberg.
She has also argued that the state must push electrification mandates for new buildings in order to meet the legally mandated goal of cutting greenhouse emissions 85% by 2050 – an idea that has caused, who deem it impractical given the current level of renewable energy available to the grid.
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