The utility company is urging residents to limit electricity usage during peak hours to conserve energy and prevent potential power outages.
Thursday marked the beginning of what is likely to be New York City’s first official heatwave of the season. Most forecasts predict 90-plus-degree days into the weekend and heat indexes above 100 degrees. And New York City is under its first excessive-heat warning since 2021, according toBut Con Edison wants New Yorkers to think twice before turning up the AC, advising consumers to conserve energy during peak hours of the day.
Among Con Edison’s other suggestions are limiting the use of larger appliances such as dishwashers, microwaves, or washers and dryers for clothes during this time period to one at a time. The company also
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