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Power Companies To Customers With Big Post-Sandy Bills: Read Your Own Meters
Power customers across the Tri-State Area were thoroughly displeased after getting huge bills for estimated usage this month despite losing power, and then being asked to read their own meters to correct the situation.
State Commission Subpoenas Con Ed, LIPA Over Sandy Response
A Moreland Commission launched earlier this month by Gov. Andrew Cuomo has issued subpoenas to utilities in a probe of their response and recovery operations during Superstorm Sandy.
Con Ed, LIPA Subpoenaed For Sandy Preparation, Response
Con Edison and the Long Island Power Authority confirmed Wednesday they received subpoenas from the state attorney general and were cooperating with his investigation into their work on Superstorm Sandy.
Cuomo Gives Subpoena Power To Commission Investigating Utility Companies
The governor signed an executive order Tuesday establishing a commission that will be tasked with investigating the response, preparation and management of New York’s power companies.
Con Ed: Power Restored To More Than 1M Customers
Monday morning, Con Ed said the last customers in Westchester who lost power during Superstorm Sandy and whose equipment could be restored got their power back — two weeks after the storm slammed the region.
Westchester Residents Troubleshoot Power Problems With Con Ed At County Center
It’s not just Long Island. Anger reached a boiling point for the powerless in Westchester County on Friday.
Con Ed To Seek Rate Increase Despite Criticism Of Post-Sandy Response
CEO Kevin Burke said despite the long-winded and widespread outages due to the double-punch of Sandy and the nor’easter, the company will still go ahead with a petition to the Public Service Commission to raise rates.
Con Ed CEO Admits To CBS 2: ‘We Didn’t Know The Answers’
The snow, on top of destruction already caused by Superstorm Sandy, left residents who thought they found some relief back at square one. Can you imagine losing your power … again?!
Tri-State Power Outage Information
At its height, millions of people across the Tri-State area were left without electricity in the wake of superstorm Sandy.
Anger Boiling Over: Nearly 1 Million Still Without Power In Tri-State
Tuesday was day eight for many living without power. Those lucky enough to have generators used them sparingly while others were boiling water to try and stay warm.
Cuomo: Utilities Have Failed In Aftermath Of Sandy; Suggests They Could Lose Monopolies
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo slammed the state’s utility companies Monday for what he called their poor performance in restoring power and their failure to communicate with consumers.
Westchester County Executive Sounds Off On Power Companies
There are still plenty of people without power in Westchester County, but County Executive Rob Astorino says there is good news.
About 1.5 Million Still Without Power In New York Metro Area
A total of about 1.5 million power customers in the Tri-State area remained without power Sunday night, as relief and recovery efforts from Superstorm Sandy continued.
Con Ed Urges Lower Manhattan Customers To Conserve Power
Con Edison has urged customers who recently got their power back in Lower Manhattan to conserve energy while crews work to reinforce underground systems.
Con Edison Distributing Dry Ice To Customers At Seven New York Locations
As communities continue to recover in the wake of superstorm Sandy, Con Edison is distributing dry ice at seven locations in Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Westchester County to those who remain without power.
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