Consolidated Edison faces strong demand growth but is challenged by high capital spending, rising debt, and political scrutiny in its core markets. Its recent financials show modest revenue growth, increased earnings, and ongoing share dilution due to capital raises and investment needs. Despite a lower dividend yield and improved payout ratio, leverage remains high, and future rate hikes face political opposition, adding uncertainty.
Lowering Con Ed's NYC electricity prices were a topic of discussion between President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani during their Oval Office meeting.
ED's massive capital plan and expanding renewables aim to boost reliability and advance its net-zero push despite regulatory constraints.
| - Industry | - Sector | Timothy P. Cawley CEO | XDUS Exchange | US2091151041 ISIN |
| US Country | 15,097 Employees | 19 Nov 2025 Last Dividend | 3 Jul 1989 Last Split | 2 Jan 1970 IPO Date |
Consolidated Edison, Inc., commonly referred to as Con Edison or ConEd, is an integrated energy company that has been operating since 1823. Based in New York, New York, Con Edison provides a range of energy-related products and services through its subsidiaries, with a focus on the regulated electric, gas, and steam delivery businesses. The company serves a significant customer base across the United States, primarily concentrated in New York City, Westchester County, southeastern New York, and northern New Jersey. Its operations extend from the generation and transmission of electricity and gas to the delivery of steam, covering both residential and commercial markets.
Con Edison offers a comprehensive array of energy solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of its customers, which include industrial, commercial, residential, and government sectors. The company's product and service offerings are categorized as follows: