Consolidated Edison, Inc. traces its origins to 1823 and today operates one of the world's largest energy delivery systems. The company provides electric, gas, and steam service to customers across New York City and Westchester County, serving more than 10 million people in total. Its $72 billion in assets and approximately $15 billion in annual revenue reflect the scale of its infrastructure and operations.
Con Edison's electric service reaches approximately 3.6 million customers, while its gas service covers 1.1 million. The company also runs the largest district steam system in the United States, serving parts of Manhattan. Its workforce numbers nearly 14,000 employees across technical domains including energy delivery, electric power systems, district steam systems, and renewable infrastructure development.
The company is investing in renewable infrastructure and developing technologies to support regional climate goals, while maintaining a focus on safety, reliability, and operational excellence across its service territory.
