Con Ed reported third-quarter net income of $538 million ($1.52/share), up 9.1% compared with $493 million ($1.47/share) in the same period a year ago.

NYPSC fined Con Edison $82 million over operating “imprudence” and emergency response violations, including for its response to Tropical Storm Isaias.

Labor unions, environmentalists and state residents told federal officials they largely support the 2-GW Empire Wind project in the New York Bight.

New York regulators opened an investigation into an alleged bribery scheme involving National Grid’s natural gas distribution company facilities.

Con Edison is staking its future on clean, emissions-free energy, going “all-in” on electric vehicles, energy efficiency and storage, CEO Tim Cawley said.

Successful development of low-carbon fuels could avoid stranding natural gas customers and infrastructure, a Con Ed official told the EBA.

Con Ed reported first quarter net income of $419 million ($1.23/share), up nearly 12% compared with $375 million ($1.13/share) from a year ago.

New York officials heard conflicting stakeholder comments on proposals by 2 utilities to sell their battery power into NYISO’s wholesale electricity market.

The NYPSC approved $800 million in cost recovery by ConEd for transmission projects to enhance reliability because of the dwindling of peaker plants in NYC.

Con Edison’s 2020 earnings were down 18% from the previous year because of lower C&I demand during the pandemic and costs from Tropical Storm Isaias.