Consolidated Edison reports Q3 adjusted EPS $1.90, consensus $1.75

“We continue to deliver the safe, resilient grid New Yorkers rely on and have reached a Joint Settlement Agreement on a three-year investment plan that, if approved, will fund critical infrastructure investments while keeping affordability and reliability front and center. At the same time, the settlement advances our long-term operational and financial objectives as we progress New York’s clean energy transition,” said Tim Cawley, chairman and CEO. “Our consistent performance underscores disciplined execution and steady customer support for electrification in heating and transportation. Landmark projects, including New York’s first all-electric skyscraper, the new Queens soccer stadium, and JFK Airport’s redevelopment, highlight growing demand for reliable energy. Our proven ability to manage large, complex projects positions us to deliver strong, stable returns for investors.”