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Con Ed floats a double-digit hike in NYC's utility rates amid soaring energy costs
Consumer and environmental advocates say New Yorkers are already struggling to pay the bills.
By
Giulia Heyward
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David Giambusso
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Trifecta of NYC utility hikes could bring double-digit increases: What to know
Three utility bill increases will take roughly $53 more a month from the average New Yorker's pocket.
By
Charles Lane
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Brace yourself for some hot and sticky days to come
Temperatures are expected to push into the low nineties Tuesday and Wednesday, with the threat of severe thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon.
By
Gwynne Hogan
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The electric bill is too damn high: Here’s why and what you can do about it
Switching away from Con Edison may not be your best option.
By
Danny Lewis
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After New Yorkers see sudden price increase, Gov. Kathy Hochul urges Con Ed to reform itself
Some city residents have seen their Con Ed bill double or even triple as compared to the previous month.
By
Max Rivlin-Nadler
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Citi Bike Sees New York City’s Power Grid As Key To Expansion
CitiBike is trying to expand its e-bike fleet with help from New York City and Con Ed.
By
Emily Lang
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Hundreds of Subway Riders Evacuated After Power Surge Shut Down Service On Eight Lines
An MTA backup system for the subways didn't work properly, Governor Hochul said on Monday.
By
Jen Chung
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Con Ed Says It Was Prepared For Tropical Storm That Knocked Out Power For 200K NYC Customers
"We prepared for the forecast with cushion and the weather delivered something much more destructive."
By
Sydney Pereira
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Con Ed Could Face A Relatively Small Fine For “Wholly Inadequate” Response To Tropical Storm
"The response to tropical storm Isaias by the electric utilities was completely unacceptable."
By
David Cruz
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Con Ed: Power Might Not Be Fully Restored Until Sunday, But Here's Some Dry Ice
Tens of thousands of New Yorkers are still without power, more than 48 hours after Tropical Storm Isaias ravaged trees and power lines throughout the region.
By
Jake Offenhartz
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