Consolidated Edison Inc
A utility delivering electricity, natural gas, and steam to New York City and Westchester County, Con Edison traces its roots to the New York Gas Light Company, founded in 1823 to light street lamps. Six rival gas firms merged in 1884 to form the Consolidated Gas Company, renamed Consolidated Edison in 1936 after absorbing the Edison Electric Illuminating Company. It runs the world's largest district steam system — the orange-and-white "candy cane" stacks on Manhattan streets are temporary chimneys venting that steam.
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