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State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli’s Green Initiative
State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli’s Green Initiative
Promotes energy efficiency, purchasing low environmental impacts products and reducing government waste to protect the environment and taxpayer dollars.
Determines whether the implementation of environmental programs by State and local government is consistent with requirements.
Identifies opportunities for State and local government to protect the environment and save taxpayer dollars.
Promotes improvement in environmental performance by companies in the Common Retirement Fund (CRF) investment portfolio on crucial environmental issues such as climate change, to protect and enhance the long-term value of the Fund’s assets.
Invests the CRF in renewable energy and other clean technology companies that meet CRF investment criteria.
Ensures the State Comptroller’s main office at 110 State Street in Albany is a model of environmental efficiency.
