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Listen as top a Con Edison executive tells us how to be more efficient this coming Winter.

The fight to meet New York’s clean energy goals is on. That’s why Con Edison’s Innovation Hub is working with business incubator programs to help “hatch” new ideas and technologies that will help our customers reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and be as energy efficient as possible. Find out what innovations we’re supporting and why, in our Clean Energy Incubator episode with Eric Davis in Con Edison’s Utility of the Future group.

Hillary Ayala with Con Edison discusses the company's dedication to funding arts and culture in New York City with Philip O'Brien.

Con Edison energy expert Katelyn Tsukada debunks myths about saving energy during the hot summer months. Find out if you need de-mything. Saving energy the right way, can save you a lot.

Imagine changing the heat given off by subway trains into electricity. Con Edison's Constantine Spanos is doing just that. And he is sharing his thoughts on regenerative braking. It's a new technology that will reduce the temperature of the sweltering subways, the electricity needed to run them and its cost. Hear how.

Con Edison's senior vice president for Customer Operations Michele O'Connell talks about what the company is doing to help customers get back on track with bills. Listen now to find out more.

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Con Edison’s King Look talks clean energy technology that could disrupt the way we produce energy and mitigate its impacts. From the Swiss’ work on modular geothermal panels, to capturing the energy in wastewater to heat and cool buildings, to new and innovative uses for carbon that is captured before it escapes into the environment, King shares his insights and makes his prediction for the technology we’ll see in the marketplace first.

King Look is the Director of Research & Development for Con Edison

Women in Energy History

It’s Women’s History Month and on this episode of Plugged In we find out how working in the energy industry has changed for women over the past three decades. The conversation has insightful perspectives from three impressive women each at a different stage of their career. Join Anastasia O’Malley, the daughter of Greek and Russian immigrants with 30 plus years at Con Edison; Francheska Wilson, a trailblazer in her community, who makes working on the Electric System safe; and Vivian Boyd who turned her internship into a career at Con Edison all during Covid, for a great conversation.

How green is green hydrogen, what does it cost and can it meet our energy needs? Current Thought looks at green hydrogen as a promising source of clean energy. Con Edison's Silvia Khurrum shares her analysis in this episode on green hydrogen technology.