Sempra U.S. Gas & Power, Con Edison Announce Solar Partnership

Sponsored by Con Edison chairman and CEO Kevin Burke told shareholders that while the company plans to invest $1 billion over the next four years for storm protection measures, a key factor is working with others so customers can receive power ...

NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwired) -- 05/02/13 -- Consolidated Edison, Inc. (Con Edison) (NYSE: ED) today reported first quarter earnings of $192 million or $0.66 a share compared with $277 million or $0.95 a share in 2012. Earnings from ongoing ...

's technology is to be piloted at Con Edison's New York City facilities from early 2014. EOS is currently commercialising a grid-scale battery technology that it believes can reduce customer costs and enhance power quality. The pilot is being ...

Leaving millions powerless, Superstorm Sandy revealed vulnerabilities in New York City's electric distribution networks and underscored the importance of primary power applications, which are designed to operate safely during grid outages. In New ...

In January, investigators concluded that Consolidated Edison of New York had suffered a loss of more than $225 million from 2000 to 2009 as the result of accounting improprieties. If these improprieties had taken place at Goldman Sachs or Morgan ...

Consolidated Edison Inc. (ED) Eos will install one of its zinc-air batteries with 36 kilowatt-hours of storage capacity at a Con Edison facility in New York City, according to Philippe Bouchard, the closely held company's director of business ...

Consolidated Edison, the major supplier of electricity, natural gas and steam to New York City and adjacent counties, announced in its recently released shareholder statement that top executives had received extra bonuses totaling more than $600,000 ...

Consolidated Edison Inc. (ED) Burke, Chief Financial Officer Robert Hoglund, utility President Craig Ivey and General Counsel Elizabeth Moore returned their bonuses yesterday, Chris Olert, a spokesman for the New York-based company, said in a phone ...

Wall Street 's investment banks and credit rating agencies yawned. Like Con Edison, Wall Street relies on the same "business as usual" investment analysis of investor-owned utilities that it has relied on for decades. The logic behind Wall Street's ...