- Con Edison annual report for fiscal 2025 highlighted continued investment push to modernize electric and gas networks as demand rises from electrification.
- Utility capital plan calls for more than USD 17 billion of electric and gas infrastructure spending over next three years, with focus on grid capacity, resilience, clean energy integration.
- Customer affordability remained priority, with more than 550,000 low-income customers receiving more than USD 265 million in bill discounts through Energy Affordability Program.
- Company pointed to accelerating distributed energy adoption in service territory, with customer-owned rooftop solar exceeding 1,100 MW, battery storage reaching 165 MW by end of 2025.
- Management flagged supply chain cost pressure tied to US import tariffs, citing higher materials costs across contract portfolios.
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