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As the summer heat starts to bear down on New Yorkers, Con Edison says it’s ready for the huge increase in electricity use. Con Edison’s system, which has 9 million customers in the five boroughs and Westchester County, has an electric grid designed to meet what’s known as peak demand.
If the city gets hit by another hurricane, a mile of concrete walls, strengthened power lines, and other systems will help prevent the massive and long-term blackouts seen during Hurricane Sandy.
