PSEG Long Island LLC

A very big THANK YOU to North Shore Child and Family Guidance Center (NSCFGC) for presenting PSEG Long Island with a Community Partner Award for our ongoing support! NSCFGC is a not-for-profit children’s mental health agency here on Long Island that does amazing work with, and for, local children and their families. Thank you again for the recognition and all that you do for Long Island!

June 1 marks the beginning of the Atlantic hurricane season, and this year forecasters are predicting more named storms and an above-average probability for tropical landfall in the U.S. Today, we met with the American Red Cross Greater New York and a number of emergency response organizations and officials, to raise awareness and help our communities prepare for hurricanes. As we continue to improve and strengthen the grid, we want to remind everyone that the time to prepare is now, before a storm is headed our way.

We are thrilled to support the John Theissen Children Foundation – an organization that has done so much for so many young people for the past three decades. With support from our Main Street revitalization grants and some energy efficiency rebates, John was able to create a beautiful new Family Fun Center that will serve as a safe space for kids to have fun and enjoy being kids!

Register today for PSEG Long Island’s 2024 Supplier Diversity Procurement Fair! One of the largest utility-focused procurement fairs in New York State. Specifically designed for NYS Certified Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs) and OGS Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses (SDVOBs), the event will provide you with the right information, new business connections and practical strategies to grow your company in this market. Join us on May 16, 2024 from 8AM - 1PM at the Long Island Marriott in Uniondale Register @ https://lnkd.in/evx8hitm

Congratulations to David Lyons, our Interim President and Chief Operating Officer for being named a 2024 Power Player in Climate, Energy and Sustainability. Thank you PoliticsNY & amNY Metro!!

Just because a business is small doesn’t mean it isn’t important. The small businesses on our island are 50% of our economy. These businesses are part of the fabric of our communities. They’re vital. We’ve been proudly supporting our small businesses since 2014 with cost-saving programs and services. Show your support, too, by shopping locally during #SmallBusinessWeek (and all year long). National Small Business Week is April 28–May 4.

Some BTS shots from this year's Take Your Child to Work Day!

That's a wrap! Our #EarthDay Free Tree Giveaway in Suffolk County was a huge success! Thank you to all of our employee volunteers, neighbors and everyone who took part in this event. A special thank you to Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine, the PSEG Foundation and the Arbor Day Foundation! Nassau County - you're next! Stay tuned for details!

We’re celebrating lineworkers who light the way! When severe weather strikes, they put on their personal protective equipment, don their weather gear and answer the call, day or night. On #NationalLineworkerAppreciationDay, we salute the lineworkers dedicated to getting the lights back on and strengthening the energy grid for Long Island and the Rockaways. Lineworkers are extensively trained to handle the potentially hazardous work of installing, repairing and replacing high-voltage electrical equipment. They prioritize the safety of themselves and members of the public and are empowered to stop a job if they see something unsafe. "When storms, blizzards or other natural disasters damage equipment and cause customer outages, it requires the 24/7 dedication and hard work of our skilled lineworkers to replace poles, lines and transformers safely and as quickly as possible, bringing normalcy back to communities across Long Island and the Rockaways. Today we honor their contribution to our mission to provide safe, resilient and reliable service to all of our customers.” - Michael Sullivan – VP of Electric Operations, PSEG Long Island Lineworkers are not just essential during storms. They support the daily needs of 1.2 million electric customers on Long Island and in the Rockaways. They also support vital work that will strengthen the grid against storms and prepare the transmission infrastructure to support the connection of renewables such as solar and the offshore wind generation coming online in the next decade to support New York State’s ambitious carbon emissions reduction goals. While lineworkers ensure people’s homes have electricity for WiFi, air conditioning and other electrical necessities, the work they do also supports life at a much more fundamental level by ensuring vital infrastructure such as hospitals and water treatment facilities continue functioning. In the aftermath of hurricanes, wind, thunderstorms, and during times of extreme heat and cold, they perform demanding, physical tasks to deliver for the customer. Those who are interested in a career at PSEG Long Island can explore the current openings at www.psegliny.com/careers.

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming, first-ever Heat Pump Technologies and Solutions Conference to be held on April 4th at the Hilton Long Island / Huntington. We anticipate that this will be one of the largest Heat Pump events ever held on the East Coast.   The venue is perfect for contractors, builders, architects, engineers, and developers performing HVAC work as well as commercial customers seeking to learn how to transition their businesses towards fossil-fuel-free heating and cooling. Registration is now open and we have an exciting day planned for companies to learn more about how heat pump technologies are transforming the way families and businesses heat and cool their homes and facilities. The day is packed with fifteen informative break-out sessions covering the various technologies, how they perform, and how they could be integrated into your business planning process.   Additionally, Rory Christian - Chair and Chief Executive Officer of the Public Service Commission – will be our keynote speaker and will discuss New York’s ambitious energy and climate change agenda, and goals and how these policies will impact Long Island.   Please register now @ https://lnkd.in/ep6-PxPu