NYPSC OKs Con Ed's Demand Management Program to Relieve NYC Overloads

First-Ever ‘Non-Traditional’ Solution to Defer $1B Substation Addition

Dec 15, 2014

By William Opalka (Click to Zoom) The New York Public Service Commission on Thursday approved a plan by Consolidated Edison of New York to address overloads in Brooklyn and Queens through a $200 million program that will deploy distributed generation and demand-side management (DSM) in order to defer installation of...

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