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CONSOLIDATED EDISON INC

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Consolidated Edison (ED) Filed a Three-Year Steam Rate Plan. Is Limited Return Upside Enough?

Consolidated Edison (ED) filed a 3-year steam-rate plan with proposed base-rate changes of $13M, $42M, and $39M, aiming for a 3.5% annual customer-bill increase. The plan supports $396M in capital spending and projects a 9.1% cumulative rate-base growth. The company faces a 9.5% authorized return on equity and potential revenue adjustments if service targets are missed. Approval from the NY Public Service Commission is pending.

Consolidated Edison (ED) Reaches Joint Proposal for New York Ste

Consolidated Edison (ED) subsidiary CECONY proposed a 3-year steam rate plan with NYSDPS, pending NYSPSC approval. The plan, if approved, will set rates from Nov 2026 to Oct 2029, affecting ED's steam operations revenue and customer rates. ED serves 3.5M customers in NYC and Westchester.

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In the last 30 days, ED insiders filed 1 SEC Form 4 transaction — 1 purchase ($111) and no sales. The most active reporter was Miller Joseph, VP & Controller, with 1 filing.

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Consolidated Edison (ED) Filed a Three-Year Steam Rate Plan. Is Limited Return Upside Enough?

Consolidated Edison (ED) filed a 3-year steam-rate plan with proposed base-rate changes of $13M, $42M, and $39M, aiming for a 3.5% annual customer-bill increase. The plan supports $396M in capital spending and projects a 9.1% cumulative rate-base growth. The company faces a 9.5% authorized return on equity and potential revenue adjustments if service targets are missed. Approval from the NY Public Service Commission is pending.

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3 Utility Dividend Stocks Built to Keep Paying in Any Economy

Duke Energy (DUK), Southern Company (SO), and Consolidated Edison (ED) report strong earnings and dividend growth. Duke's Q2 EPS beat estimates, with management reaffirming full-year guidance. Southern's Q2 EPS also exceeded expectations, and Con Edison extended its 52-year dividend increase streak. All three companies benefit from regulated cash flows and long-term growth plans.

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Citi examines utility stock volatility ahead of Q3 end

Citi analyzed 30-day implied volatility for utility stocks ahead of Q3 2026. PG&E, NRG Energy, Constellation Energy, Edison International, and Ormat Technologies showed elevated levels. NRG Energy's volatility increased, while others declined. Consolidated Edison had the lowest volatility. Legislative outcomes and policy uncertainty influenced volatility levels.

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Big batteries meant to stabilize the grid are stuck in limbo

Demand for US grid-scale batteries has risen as electricity use grows, but interconnection delays are increasing due to grid upgrade bottlenecks and shortages of transformers, breakers and labor. Consolidated Edison reports a 300% rise in queued storage. PG&E cites up to four-year breaker lead times and delays for 450 MW and 800 MW projects. Regulators are adjusting queue rules.

Buy, Sell, or Hold These 4 Dividend Kings After Earnings: BDX, ED, EMR, PH

The article reviews post-earnings outlooks for four “Dividend Kings”: Becton Dickinson (BDX), Consolidated Edison (ED), Emerson Electric (EMR), and Parker-Hannifin (PH). It cites quarterly results, cash flow, and updated FY26 guidance. BDX reported Q3 adjusted EPS $3.23 vs $3.14, ED Q2 EPS 83c vs 74c, EMR Q3 EPS $1.71 vs $1.68, and PH FY4 EPS $9.27 vs $8.29.

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