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Con Edison shuts off power to parts of Bronx neighborhood on hottest day of the year

Con Edison shuts off power in Bronx neighborhood amid heat wave

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Con Edison implemented voltage reductions and urged conservation across New York City, including parts of the Bronx and Manhattan, as a heat wave strained the electric grid. Thousands of customers experienced power outages, with some progress reported on restorations.

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What happened

Con Edison has shut off power to parts of a Bronx neighborhood on the hottest day of the year. The move is part of a broader effort to manage electricity demand during a prolonged heat wave affecting New York City.

Coverage from outlets including PIX11, ABC7 New York, and amNewYork emphasizes the strain on the power grid and Con Edison's efforts to reduce voltage and urge energy conservation. Thousands of customers are without power in various areas, including the Bronx and Staten Island.

The situation is being closely watched as the heat wave continues, with leaders urging residents to conserve electricity and keep thermostats at 78 degrees.

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Why did Con Edison shut off power?

To manage electricity demand during a heat wave

How many customers are without power?

Thousands, including 5000 in the Bronx and 41,000 on Staten Island

What is being done to mitigate the strain on the power grid?

Con Edison is reducing voltage and urging customers to conserve energy

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