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  1. Developers of Propel NY Energy are at NY Power Authority regarding a project that awaits permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and will take place in North Shore communities like Hempstead.
  2. A critical infrastructure upgrade to the electric grid is underway in New York State.

Consolidated Edison increases grid investment amid NYC electrification demand

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Consolidated Edison is increasing its electric grid investment to meet higher power demand in New York City, driven by the electrification of transportation and building heating. The utility is building four substations in Brooklyn and Queens, with each representing an investment of roughly $1 billion. ConEd's electric capital investment has risen 70% in the current three-year period compared to the previous three years.

From dowjones.com

Why it matters

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The shift toward electric heating and vehicles is expected to make winter the peak-demand season for the grid by the mid-2040s. ConEd is expanding transmission and substation capacity to accommodate growing electricity needs, noting that customers are requesting about 25% more capacity for new connections.

A critical infrastructure upgrade to the electric grid is underway in New York State.

From dowjones.com

Who's involved

  • Consolidated EdisonEnergy company expanding grid capacity to meet rising demand.
  • New York CityLocation experiencing increased power demand due to electrification.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BrooklynSpeculative

    Might see infrastructure investment via utility expansion in Brooklyn.

  • QueensSpeculative

    Might see direct infrastructure investment in substations to meet growing demand.

  • Might face regulatory action and oversight due to increased capital investment.

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