A massive plant ... heat and hot water to 1600 customers, including the Empire State and Chrysler buildings. Right now, burning natural gas generates the steam, something Con Edison wants to ...

Cracks in the floor of Con Edison’s 59th Street Powerhouse led ... The 120-year-old steam generation plant uses water from the Hudson River to cool its equipment. The water is then released ...

North Queens residents can now breathe cleaner air as Con Edison is no longer dependent on fossil fuel-burning power plants in the area. The utility company built a six-mile-long transmission line ...

Con Edison will consider environmental impacts, including air protection and water quality during construction ... fossil fuel power plant, meaning cleaner air. The Reliable Clean City—LIC ...

But, like Con Edison’s nearby Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, it would also take water from the Hudson River and run the same risk of killing fish. Advertisement Article continues below this ...