Summary
Two fast chargers are coming to the airport under a contract with Greenspot, but NYSEG insists its easement for the electrical infrastructure run in perpetuity — a sticking point that split the committee 3-1.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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Last discussed Mar 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
The county incurs no costs for the NYSEG infrastructure installation.
Electric vehicle drivers using the airport and the county's emissions reduction goals.
The county grants NYSEG permanent rights on its property, which one legislator opposed.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Tompkins County Legislature - Regular Meeting — March 4, 2026
The county will sign an easement so NYSEG can install a transformer powering two fast EV chargers near the airport — the county's first public fast chargers — at no cost to the county, with the airport receiving 5% of charging revenue.
Facilities and Infrastructure Committee - Regular Meeting — February 19, 2026
Two fast chargers are coming to the airport under a contract with Greenspot, but NYSEG insists its easement for the electrical infrastructure run in perpetuity — a sticking point that split the committee 3-1.
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