Con Edison Development’s first thin film solar investment.

Reduces CO2 by the equivalent of 10,234 passenger vehicles driven for a year.

One of the largest operating projects in Pennsylvania.

Reduces CO2by the equivalent of 4,594 barrels of oil consumed.

DOE loan granted for innovative technology.

Approximately 300 full-time construction jobs created.

Size of about 125 football fields.

Output of this facility can provide 4,885 homes' electricity use for a year.

Facility was constructed in less than 4 months.

Output is equivalent to conserving 75,000 gallons of gasoline per year.

The facility reduces CO2 emissions by 2 million pounds per year.

Equivalent to removing 863 cars from the road each year.

Approximately 40 full-time construction jobs created.

Con Edison Development's first solar project to achieve commercial operations.

About $1.2 million worth of electricity produced per year.

This facility was constructed in about 60 days.

First solar project for the town of Merrimac.

This facility is located across two towns.

Approximately 40 full-time construction jobs created.

Individual Sites: Barnstable High School (131 kW)/ Bourne Middle School (143 kW)/ Eastham Department of Public Works (81 kW)/ Eastham Elementary School (100 kW)/ Eddy School (101 kW)/ Harwich Elementary (104 kW)/ Stonybrook Elementary (101 kW).

Annual benefit is equivalent to planting 14,652 tree seedlings every year and allowing them to grow for 10 years.

Equivalent to 8.6 acres of forest preserved from deforrestation.

Equivalent to conserving 40,838 propane cylinders used for home BBQ's each year.

5 small (55 to 500 kW) and 2 large arrays (1,220 and 4,200 kW).

Output is equivalent to conserving 51,000 gallons of gasoline per year.

Enough output to satisfy the power needs of 355 households each year.

Equivalent to removing 734 cars from the road each year.

Equivalent to planting 32,955 trees each year.

About $1.2 million worth of electricity produced per year.

Facility reduced CO2 emissions by the equivalent of 617 passenger vehicles driven for a year.

The amount of avoided CO2 emissions as a result of this facility is the equivalent of removing 617 vehicles from the road.

Size of about 35 football fields.

Approximately 60 part-time construction jobs created.

Located at Bell Labs’ headquarters – a company that pioneered the development of solar technology.

At the time of its groundbreaking, this solar development was the largest in the Northeast.

Solutions first PV projects in New Jersey: 3 projects ranging from 50 kW to 500 kW.

Con Edison Development's first solar project in Texas. Size of about 450 football fields.

Reduces CO2by the equivalent of 20,526 barrels of oil consumed.

In 2013, five fine mesh screens were installed to filter fish, eggs, and larvae from the intake of the East River Generating Station. This measure, plus the installation of a dedicated fish-return system, helped to reduce the impact of the plant on the river, in compliance with governing regulations.

The 59th St. Station was constructed in 1904 to provide electricity for New York’s first subway system.

After the 2003 blackout, this station was the first steam station to come back online.

The Manhattan Elevated Railway Company broke ground on this plant in 1899 and it was fully operational by 1902.

The generating station at Ravenswood is operated (and owned) by TransCanada but a small steam plant on the property, commonly known as the “A-House,” is owned and operated by Con Edison to provide steam to our system. This plant provides steam to Manhattan through a tunnel under the East River.

The installation of the turbines means that the plant will be the first major automotive manufacturing facility in the United States to obtain a substantial amount of its electricity directly from wind turbines located on its property.

Con Edison Developments first wind project. Also, Con Edison Inc.'s first project in Nebraska.

Reduces CO2by the equivalent of 4,594 barrels of oil consumed.