Con Edison urges low-income New Yorkers to sign up for Energy Affordability Program
As energy costs continue to rise, Con Edison is urging customers to enroll in their Energy Affordability Program — saying it can save up to $158 on monthly bills.
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As energy costs continue to rise, Con Edison is urging customers to enroll in their Energy Affordability Program — saying it can save up to $158 on monthly bills.
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