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Check out this podcast to learn about the ultimate ideas in energy efficiency - capturing and using they energy from heat that is given off from machinery, solar panels, heating and cooling and put that back to work. Today's guest, Silvia Khurrum will share her ideas on this new technology. To find out more check out Silvia on the Urban Green Council's webinar: urbangreencouncil.org/waste-heat-recovery-technologies/

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Listen to Mallorie Azzolini from Con Edison Transmission talk about some of the exciting projects in the works to bring clean energy to customers. Mallorie shares her insights on planning for brining offshore wind energy onshore with the fewest impacts to the environment and the consumer's wallets.

Current Thought - Con Edison Transmission With Mallorie Azzolini 9.15.23

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Con Edison gas services team members explain the energy company's program to install free natural-gas detectors for customers in New York City and Westchester County, providing an unprecedented level of protection.

Plugged In Gas Detectors

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The crooks trying to take money from Con Edison customers have shown a new level of resourcefulness this year.

The scammers are calling customers and claiming they owe Con Edison a deposit for their smart meter. They then tell the customer to make an immediate payment by Bitcoin or the company will turn off their power.

These are lies. Con Edison does not require deposits for the smart meters it is installing at homes and businesses across New York City and Westchester County. The company does not accept payment by Bitcoin.
Con Edison does not call customers and demand immediate payment.

“These scammers take tens of thousands of dollars a year from our customers by sounding sincere while they lie,” said Jim Duggan, a manager in Con Edison’s Corporate Security department. “We want our customers to be able to recognize signs that someone is a professional criminal trying to steal from them.”

Con Edison is joining more than 100 electric, gas and water providers from North America in dedicating next week to educating customers on how they can avoid becoming victims. The companies, members of Utilities United Against Scams, have declared Nov. 11 to Nov. 17 to be National Utility Scam Awareness Week and next Wednesday to be National Utility Scam Awareness Day.

Plugged In 2017 Episode 11:  Protect Yourself Against Scammers

Welcome to Plugged In, Con Edison's podcast about all things related to energy in New York City and Westchester County!  For story ideas or comments email us at podcast@coned.com.  For customer concerns 24/7, go to http://coned.com/customercentral  or 1-800-752-6633 For gas odors, leave area and call 911 or 1-800-75-CONED.

Plugged In 2017 Episode 11: Protect Yourself Against Scammers

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