Con Edison

Our diverse and skilled team of gas utility employees who are dedicated to ensuring the efficient, reliable, and safe distribution of gas. Their expertise and hard work power our communities, and we’re grateful for their commitment today on #GasUtilityWorkersDay and every day.

The Low Income Energy assistance program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded program that assists families with energy costs. In the last two years, LIHEAP has funded over $3.6 million in assistance for over 12k of our customers with low income in the five boroughs and Westchester. We’ve recently met with policymakers in Washington DC to advocate for the continued funding of this vital customer assistance program. Learn more: http://spr.ly/60480nIXi

In partnership with ArtBridge Projects and in collaboration with NY-based artist Sophia Chizuco we are enhancing the beautification of our neighborhood by celebrating art through a 900-foot-long scaffolding installation. This project showcases a variety of artistic approaches and colors that embody different forms of "Illuminating Energy Flow". Our goal is to inspire both the community and artists to envision a clean energy future. This initiative highlights the vital role of art in fostering community engagement and raising awareness about environmental sustainability.

We are grateful for every employee and the amazing contributions and commitment they make each day. Your efforts make a difference as we work together to keep service reliable and power New York. #ConEdison #EmployeeAppreciationDay

Here’s a recap of New York Jobs CEO Council's latest CEO Speaker Series at Baruch College! Tim Cawley, Con Edison Chairman, President, and CEO was on campus discussing the various career opportunities available at the company as well as the various innovations in tech and sustainability helping to drive the business forward. Over 200 students got to attend the event that ended with an exclusive networking opportunity with Tim and the Con Edison team. Thank you to Con Edison for creating such an impactful event for #CUNYtalent!

Check out these photos of our most recent House of Worship Climate Ready Audit training, funded by Con Edison, Green City Force Members were trained on the mobile inspection tool they will use for upcoming audits. They put the tool to use at Leviticus Church of God in Christ in Queens, where Pastor Pullings gave a presentation on the congregations food pantry ministry and asylum seeker shelter. . #ClimateResilience #EnergyEfficiency #GreenCityForce #NYDIS #CommunitySupport #Sustainability

Our CEO Tim Cawley recently joined New York Jobs CEO Council at Baruch College college to speak about his career and the lessons he’s learned in his 37 years on the job. He touched on many topics, from employee and public safety and maintaining the flow of energy to keep the lights on to his professional development and the importance of remaining a curious learner. Here are some highlights: On Safety- As CEO, employee and public safety is what keeps him up at night, with safety a core value for all Con Edison employees. Every meeting starts with a safety briefing because every day Con Edison employees work with high-voltage electricity, high-pressure gas, and high-pressure steam, and even small missteps can have serious consequences. Tim reinforced the emphasis on getting it right every time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week to ensure our employees go home the same way they came to work. On Trusting the Process-Changing roles was the constant through Tim’s career and remains a cornerstone in Con Edison’s leadership development program. As a result, he has held various roles that allowed him to develop a diverse skill set and a deep understanding of the organization. From electric operations, managing overhead crews, to roles in the control center and audit. His breadth of experience has given him deep operational expertise and a thorough understanding of the complexities involved in delivering the most reliable power in the nation to the most populous city in the country. On Learning Agility-Tim emphasized how college provides the platform to learn and engage with peers but that first job helps build and apply technical skills. Throughout his career he’s never lost his curiosity to learn and to grow and he noted how important it is to dig into new challenges every day and not to sweat it if you don’t have everything figured out right away. Con Edison is driven by our commitment to deliver safe, reliable energy to our customers to keep our region thriving. Our more than 14,000 employees reflect the diverse communities where we live and serve. We are proud to be a career choice for the thousands of dynamic and talented Baruch and CUNY alumni who work here. Thanks to @NYCCEO Jobs Council for hosting this event and for all the great questions from the curious learners at Baruch College. Watch a video of the conversation, here:

It was inspiring to be part of the Chinese-American Planning Council's 60th anniversary celebration. Founded in 1965, CPC continues to strengthen communities across the city, providing access to much-needed resources and opportunities. Proud to be part of a company (Con Edison) committed to making a difference in the communities we serve. #CommunityImpact #CPC60 #OurCommunities

Our G.R.I.D. (Generating Resources Interconnecting at the Distribution) Edge and High-Tension Interconnections teams work behind the scenes to seamlessly integrate customer solar and battery storage projects with the grid—ensuring stability and reliability for all. With 76,000+ solar installations and 750 battery systems connected, we're making clean energy more accessible for customers and communities. Click the link http://spr.ly/6046LdIvs to read more.

Tim Cawley is not your ordinary CEO - he values his relationships with employees and stays focused to our mission of providing energy services to our 4 million customers safely, reliably, while moving toward a clean energy future. We’re not just delivering energy—we’re shaping the future of how New Yorkers power their lives. Con Edison #EnergyTech #FutureOfEnergy