Network for a Sustainable Tomorrow

Network for a Sustainable Tomorrow NEST is a community-based non-profit working for social, environmental, and economic justice.

08/19/2026

Who has the power over our energy future?

Join us during NYC Climate Week for an evening of connection, learning, and community power. This event is hosted by the NY Energy Democracy Alliance which we held to co-found in 2014.

We'll kick things off with a Climate Week Social Reception and then dive into Power to the People: Understanding Energy.

Building Community Power, an interactive Energy 101 workshop exploring how New York's energy system works, why energy bills are so high, who makes the decisions, and how everyday people can organize for change.

Whether you're brand new to energy issues or already working for a more just energy future, this space is for you.

📍 The People's Forum
đź“… September 22
⏰ 5:00–8:00 PM

Come connect, learn, and help build power for a clean, affordable, fossil fuel-free New York.

đź”— RSVP:http://bit.ly/powertothepeopleworkshop

NYSEG ratepayers are struggling under the burden of high energy costs, and something needs to be done about it!But we ca...
08/06/2026

NYSEG ratepayers are struggling under the burden of high energy costs, and something needs to be done about it!

But we can't do it alone. To create real systemic change, we need your support!

Please consider adding your voice to our Ratepayers United campaign by making a donation at the Donorbox link in our bio. To learn about some of the programs we are already working with, head to our website at nynest.org!

Ready to save on your electric bill while supporting clean energy? We're here to help!NeST is the proud partner of Nexam...
08/05/2026

Ready to save on your electric bill while supporting clean energy? We're here to help!

NeST is the proud partner of Nexamp, a solar developer who is one of the largest clean energy developers in the United States. They provide access to community solar which gives you the opportunity to save on your electric bill and support clean energy. Installing your own solar can be challenging, but community solar offers a way to get some of those same benefits.

A community solar project is an array of panels in a centralized location that generates electricity for the grid. They are excellent ways for both renters AND homeowners to cash in on renewable energy savings without having to invest in installing solar panels on your roof. With community solar you gain credits which will then lower the amount you pay towards utilities, providing you 10-20% savings off of what you would have paid NYSEG.

If you are interested in participating in community solar, please enroll directly on their website: https://solar.nexamp.com/nest. If you’d like to learn more first, you can either call 855-727-4636 to speak to a Nexamp representative, contact a member of the NeST team at 607-873-9220 or [email protected], or visit the community solar page on our website using the link in our linktree!

We had a great time at our BCP Community Cafe this past Tuesday! We're grateful to have been able to learn about the Bin...
08/04/2026

We had a great time at our BCP Community Cafe this past Tuesday! We're grateful to have been able to learn about the Binghamton community and help you learn more about how utilities work and how to lower your energy bills. Thank you to Lee Barta Community Center the space for this event! We hope to see you at the next one!

If you want more information on how NeST can help you with your energy bill reach out to us or check out our website: nynest.org

07/30/2026

Are you wondering why your NYSEG bill is so high? There are several reasons why and we're here to help you make sense of them!

Fossil fuel prices are vulnerable to geopolitics, natural disasters, and supply and demand. When there’s limited supply and high demand, prices go up.

You are paying for NYSEG to develop and maintain dirty, outdated natural gas infrastructure that isn’t built for climate change - all so they can keep paying back their investors and make a profit.

NYSEG is a shady utility - a recent audit returned 128 recommendations and a Notice of Apparent Violations over billing and poor customer service. Additionally, in a recent rate-case filing, Congressman Josh Riley found NYSEG violated its franchise agreement by funneling a $450 million dividend to Iberdrola, its parent company in Spain.

The New York State ratemaking process is broken. The utility has too much control over the process, uses ratepayer money to pay for its own lawyers, and settles everything in confidentiality (so we have no idea what goes on behind closed doors!).

If this cause matters to you, consider donating to the Ratepayers United campaign at the Donorbox link in our bio. Your support helps us keep fighting for affordable energy for everyone!

07/29/2026

🚨 MYTH OR FACT? 🚨Heat pumps only heat your home.

Myth!

Heat pumps both heat and cool your homes!

They work by moving heat from where we do want it to where we don’t. So in the summer it’s cooling your home by moving heat from the inside of the house to the outside.

Heat pumps are more efficient, quieter, and less costly than many air conditioners.

Check out the link for Heat Smart Southern Tier in our linktree to learn more about how to get a heat pump for your home.

Got more clean energy myths you want us to bust? Drop them below 👇!

Is your utilty bill too high? Join us NEXT TUESDAY for our Community Energy Cafe event talking about utilities, with som...
07/24/2026

Is your utilty bill too high? Join us NEXT TUESDAY for our Community Energy Cafe event talking about utilities, with some free pizza included!

We can help you find ways to lower it! Stop by to learn more about affordable energy programs and DIY energy efficiency upgrades!

📍 Where: Lee Barta Community Center, 108 Liberty St, Binghamton
⏰ When: Tuesday, July 28th 5pm - 6:30pm
🍕 Perks: Free food and drinks

Scan the QR code in the post or head to the link below it to pre-register today! Pre-registration is not required, but encouraged.

DM us any questions!đź’š

NeST is proud to be a partner with Nexamp, a solar developer who is one of the largest clean energy developers in the Un...
07/16/2026

NeST is proud to be a partner with Nexamp, a solar developer who is one of the largest clean energy developers in the United States. Founded in 2007 by two U.S. Army veterans, Nexamp manages community solar projects throughout New York, the East Coast and the United States at large.

A community solar project is an array of panels in a centralized location that generates electricity for the grid. They are excellent ways for homeowners AND renters to cash in on renewable energy savings without having to invest in installing solar panels on your roof. With community solar you gain credits which will then lower the amount you pay towards utilities, providing you 10-20% savings off of what you would have paid NYSEG.

If you are interested in participating in community solar, please enroll directly on their website: https://solar.nexamp.com/nest. If you’d like to learn more first, you can either call 855-727-4636 to speak to a Nexamp representative, contact a member of the NeST team at 607-873-9220 or [email protected], or visit the community solar page on our website using the QR code or link in the post above!

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30 Main Street
Binghamton, NY
13901

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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