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The Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100 claims stray voltage in Central Park's Cherry Hill area caused a horse to bolt, leading to the death of 18-year-old tourist Romanch Mahajan. Con Edison addressed the electrical issue after being notified by stable owner Cornelius Byrne, while City Council debates a proposed ban on horse-drawn carriages through 'Romanch’s Law' by 2028.

The Transit Workers Union claims Con Edison confirmed low levels of stray voltage near the Central Park carriage crash site where a horse bolted and killed a teen tourist in June. Power has been cut in the area.

Con Edison has launched the Enhanced Energy Assistance Program (EEAP) to help income-qualified households in New York state reduce energy bills by up to $168 monthly, with discounts based on income and household size. Over 20,000 customers have applied, and the program aims to prevent bills from exceeding six percent of area median income amid extreme heat and rising energy demand.

A family is suing Con Edison after Donike Gocaj fell into a Midtown manhole and died. The incident occurred after she parked her car in May.

New Yorkers are experiencing higher electric bills due to increased air conditioning use during a severe summer heatwave. Over 75% of city households' electricity consumption during the July 4 heatwave came from AC, affecting Con Edison's 3.6 million customers. The state warns of potential sticker shock as bills reflect the energy demand spikes.

Fieldston Power, a Bronx-based company, expanded its community distributed solar network to 72 rent-stabilized buildings in New York City, including 48 in the Bronx, to help landlords comply with Local Law 97. The company unveiled a $200 million pipeline to scale the model to 1,000 additional rooftops, offering electricity cost savings for tenants through solar credits and infrastructure financing without upfront costs to landlords.

Heavy rain is threatening the evening commute and causing a flash flood risk across the NYC region. New Jersey rail service is disrupted, and Con Edison is urging customers in southeastern Queens to conserve power.

A severe heatwave in New York City exposed vulnerabilities in the city's electrical infrastructure, prompting Con Edison to manage outages and reduce voltage for thousands of customers. The article highlights Con Edison's $30 billion grid upgrade plan and advocates for expanded solar power adoption to address growing electricity demand and grid resilience.

Over 80,000 customers in New York and New Jersey remain without power following intense heat and severe thunderstorms. The outages affect JCP&L, PSE&G, and Con Edison utility companies as of Sunday at 7 p.m.

Con Edison is asking residents in parts of Brooklyn and Queens to conserve energy during a heatwave as repair work continues after a temporary power shutdown. The utility has reduced voltage by 8% in affected areas and advised against using energy-intensive appliances.

A dangerous heat wave disrupted fourth of July events across the central and eastern US, leading to cancellations of parades, concerts, and fireworks. Power grids faced strain due to surging air-conditioning demand, with organizations like PJM and Con Edison urging conservation. Over 185 million people were under heat alerts, with temperatures reaching record highs.

Con Edison temporarily cut power to approximately 9,800 customers in Southwest Queens due to an extreme heat wave. The outage affected areas including Howard Beach, Ozone Park, Richmond Hill, and South Ozone Park around 4:45 p.m. on Friday.

Con Edison is reducing voltage by 8% in parts of Brooklyn, including Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bedford Stuyvesant, Fort Greene, and Clinton, as crews work to maintain equipment and restore power amid ongoing outages.

Con Edison reported over 80,000 power outages in NYC due to a heatwave causing grid strain, with temperatures reaching 100 degrees in Central Park. The utility company reduced voltage in parts of Brooklyn and Queens to prevent widespread outages and urged residents to conserve energy.

Con Edison has reduced voltage in the area by 8% to protect equipment and maintain service as crews make repairs. The action is taken to address power outages caused by intense heat.

Con Edison has reduced voltage in parts of the Bronx and Westchester by 8% to protect equipment and maintain service during repairs. The utility company is also asking customers to conserve energy.

A Canadian power line, the Champlain Hudson Power Express, designed to supply New York City with 1,250 megawatts during heat waves, is out of service due to a technical issue on the Canadian side. The outage coincides with a historic heat wave increasing electricity demand, raising concerns about potential blackouts despite grid operators stating supply is currently sufficient.

Con Edison is urging residents in the northwest Bronx and northern tip of Manhattan to conserve energy during a heat wave. The request comes as temperatures rise in New York City.

Con Edison is preparing for potential power issues due to extreme heat and possible thunderstorms. The company is urging New Yorkers to monitor their electricity usage as crews remain on standby to address any outages.

Con Edison is asking residents in Central Queens to conserve electricity as the utility company reduces voltage by eight percent during repairs. The precautionary measure is being taken on Thursday night in specific areas of the neighborhood.

A woman fatally fell into an open manhole in Midtown Manhattan on Monday night after parking her car. Con Edison suggests a truck may have dislodged the manhole cover. The incident is under investigation.

A 56-year-old woman died after falling into an uncovered manhole in Midtown Manhattan. The incident occurred outside luxury stores near East 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue. The cause of death is being investigated by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.