N.Y. PBA Law § 1021-G
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Sale of surplus power
Official statutory text
§ 1021-g. Sale of surplus power. Whenever any electric power which the\nauthority may acquire creates a surplus over the amount of electric\npower required by the residents of the service area, the authority may\nsell such surplus in territory outside the service area to persons, or\npublic or private corporations. In acquiring any facility or property\nwhich also serves any municipality or territory outside the service\narea, the authority, if it deems it advantageous and economical so to\ndo, may, with the consent of the directors, serve any such municipality\nor territory or sell electric power to persons, or public or private\ncorporations in such territory or to such municipality.\n
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