Consolidated Edison’s Q3 earnings fell 8% to $457 million ($1.48/share), a drop the company attributed to changes in its rate plan and regulatory charges.

Joel Yu of Con Edison details the company's proposed reforms to NYISO's generator interconnection queue that he says will streamline new energy resources.

It’s time to focus on building individual renewable energy projects in NY, speakers said at the Alliance for Clean Energy New York’s 11th Fall Conference.

FERC rejected a request by PJM to allow Linden VFT to convert the 330 MW of firm transmission on its lines between PJM and NYISO to non-firm.

FERC approved NYISO’s more stringent testing requirements for generators providing black start and system restoration services.

PJM stakeholders are finding that the elimination of the Con Ed-PSEG "wheel" is not freeing up transmission capacity as expected.

Energy storage developers and utilities in New York are working with NYISO to establish dual participation of storage in retail and wholesale markets.

Con Ed reported its second-quarter net income dropped almost one-third from a year ago, mainly reflecting changes in rate plans and regulatory charges.

The NYPSC rejected requests to halt its ongoing investigation into the pricing practices of energy service companies (ESCOs).

The New York PSC approved an indefinite extension for Consolidated Edison’s demand management program in Brooklyn and Queens.