Establishes an integrated energy system plan that coordinates and optimizes the energy needs of combination corporation customers between electric supply, electric transmission, electric distribution, distributed energy, and demand-side resources and gas transmission and distribution to provide reliable, resilient, clean energy to combination corporation customers at the lowest reasonable cost and risk; defines terms; makes related provisions.

The bill aims to create a comprehensive energy system plan that effectively manages the energy needs of customers who use both electricity and gas. It focuses on integrating various energy sources and methods to ensure that these customers receive reliable, clean energy at the lowest possible cost and risk. The plan will also include definitions and related provisions to support its implementation.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its potential to enhance energy efficiency and reliability for consumers by coordinating different energy sources. They may argue that it promotes cleaner energy solutions and reduces costs for customers, thereby contributing to a more sustainable energy future for New York.

Critics might express concerns that the bill could lead to increased regulation and oversight of the energy market, potentially stifling competition. They may argue that the focus on integration could result in higher costs or inefficiencies if not managed properly, ultimately impacting consumers negatively.