Con Ed plans renewable gas, LNG storage facilities amid pipeline constraints
Consolidated Edison on Wednesday proposed a slate of gas projects and programs aimed at addressing rapidly-growing demand in New York City and Westchester County, which the utility says requires a new pipeline to serve the region's energy needs.
The utility wants to invest $305 million to fund efficiency incentives for customers and the development of up to three renewable gas facilities that would turn food, yard and other waste into natural gas.
By Robert Walton, Utility Dive.