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Con Edison s climate study predicts alarming trends

Con Edison's 2023 Climate Vulnerability Study predicts an alarming timetable for hotter temperatures. Here's what the company is doing about it.

Con Edison releases report on Climate Change Resilience and Adoption

Daily Energy Insider Published on February 01, 2021 by Dave Kovaleski © Shutterstock In a new report released last week, Con Edison outlines how it will incorporate climate change into its operations and emergency response. The report, Climate Change Resilience and Adoption, includes a summary of activities the company took in 2020 to advance energy resilience in the face of climate change. It also looks at areas that the company, which provides energy to customers in New York City and Westchester County, will focus on moving forward. The company will also form a new executive-level committee focused on climate risk and resilience. “The New York City region will continue to thrive in a climate-impacted 21st century but keeping ahead of climate change requires new ways of thinking and acting,” Nelson Yip, director of strategic planning at Con Edison, said. “The changes we are making today will help Con Edison maintain safe, reliable, and resilient operations for our cus

Con Edison Outlines Pathway To Climate Resiliency And Adaptation

Con Edison Outlines Pathway To Climate Resiliency And Adaptation Report Establishes Climate Change Projections For Company s Service Territory News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Con Edison is enhancing how it plans and designs its energy delivery systems to make New York City and Westchester County more resilient against the intensifying effects of climate change. In a report issued today, Con Edison details how it will incorporate climate change into its planning, design, operations, and emergency response. The company has taken a more proactive and forward-looking approach to climate resiliency in recent years, building on its energy industry leadership on the issue.

Let us work , urges beauty industry in online protest EJINSIGHT

January 08, 2021 09:47 Thousands of beauty salon operators and their staff staged an online protest Thursday, demanding that the government let them resume work, or compensate them if it continues to impose closure orders on the industry, according to RTHK reports. Beauty salon business was among sectors forced to close again last month, amid another surge of coronavirus infections, making them one of the hardest hit by the pandemic. Beauty salons have been ordered to shut three times since the pandemic began, with the total number of days of closure already exceeding 100, said Nelson Yip, chairman of the Federation of Beauty Industry, even though there haven’t been any Covid-10 outbreaks in the sector.

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