The Assembly passed rules report 217 implementing revenue measures including a New York City second‑home "pied‑à‑terre" surcharge, a 75% wholesale tax on alternative nicotine products, a $1 billion energy rebate program and extension of temporary business tax rates. Lawmakers from both parties clashed over regressivity and economic impacts.

DCO Energy presented a direct‑install proposal using JCP&L utility rebates to replace HVAC units and boilers districtwide; the board authorized staff to enter the rebate application queue, citing an urgent July 1 rebate‑rule window and an estimated $6.8 million scope with roughly $1.3 million in utility rebates.