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Fuel &resourcesgas, nuclear, renewables,…Generationwho makes the powerTransmissiongridthe high-voltage highwayDistribution &gasthe last-mile wires & mai…Demandwho pays — and the AI loadGASNatural gas supplyEQPGrid equipment & contractorsCAPCapital & investorsISONYISO wholesale marketGENNY power generatorsTXBulk transmissionEDConsolidated EdisonCNYCECONYO&ROrange & RocklandSTMManhattan steam systemYOUHomes & businessesEVEV charging & electric heatDCData centresPSCNY Public Service Commission
Company details
Market cap
$37B
P/E ratio
19×
Div yield
3.3%
EPS (adj. 2025)
$5.70
Revenue
$16.9B
Rev. growth
+11%
Capital plan (5yr)
~$38B
Dividend streak
52 yrs
In plain English
Con Edison is the wires, pipes and steam mains that keep New York City running. Through its main utility CECONY it delivers electricity, gas and steam to ~10M people in NYC and Westchester, plus Orange & Rockland next door — a state-regulated monopoly that earns an approved return on the tens of billions it invests in the grid. After selling its renewables arm to RWE in 2023, it is now a pure regulated power-and-gas delivery business running a record ~$38B 2026–2030 capital plan.
In simple terms
What Consolidated Edison really sells
Con Edison is the wires, pipes and steam mains that keep New York City running. Through its main utility CECONY it delivers electricity, gas and steam to ~10M people in NYC and Westchester, plus Orange & Rockland next door — a state-regulated monopoly that earns an approved return on the tens of billions it invests in the grid. After selling its renewables arm to RWE in 2023, it is now a pure regulated power-and-gas delivery business running a record ~$38B 2026–2030 capital plan.
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