Consolidated Edison Returns to its Regulated Utility Roots, Plans to Sharply Boost Capex
Consolidated Edison Returns to its Regulated Utility Roots, Plans to Sharply Boost Capex
Attachment: five-year capex, resilience
March 7, 2024--Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Leaders from utility company Consolidated Edison Incorporated (NYSE:ED) (New York, New York) remain committed to a clean energy future, but they plan to create that future closer to its New York home following last year's sale of the company's clean energy business unit, which developed non-emitting electricity resources far outside its New York service territory.
Industrial Info is tracking about 10 active Con Ed capital projects in New York State valued at about $533 million.
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