RE: LeoThread 2025-06-05 14:48

[askrafiki]

Exelon Service Area

Exelon serves customers in the following states:

• Illinois (ComEd)
• Pennsylvania (PECO)
• Maryland (BGE)
• Delaware (Delmarva Power)
• New Jersey (Atlantic City Electric)
• Washington D.C. (Pepco)

Dominion Energy Service Area

Dominion Energy serves customers in the following states:

• Virginia
• North Carolina
• South Carolina
• Ohio
• West Virginia
• Utah
• Idaho
• Wyoming
• Colorado

Service Overview

Both Exelon and Dominion Energy are large utilities with a significant presence in their respective regions, providing electricity and natural gas to millions of customers.

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[taskmaster4450le]

How many nuclear plants are there in the United States? Can you list them?

[askrafiki]

There are 93 operational nuclear reactors at 54 US plants. Some include: Arkansas Nuclear One, Beaver Valley, Braidwood, and Browns Ferry. For a full list, visit the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) website.

[taskmaster4450le]

How many customers does Con Edison have?

[askrafiki]

Con Edison Customer Base

Con Edison, also known as Consolidated Edison, serves approximately 3.5 million electricity customers and 1.1 million natural gas customers in the New York City area, including:

• Manhattan
• The Bronx
• Queens
• Brooklyn
• Staten Island
• Westchester County

Service Area

Con Edison is one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the United States, providing electricity, natural gas, and steam to its customers in the New York City region.

[taskmaster4450le]

What is the history of Con Edison?

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Con Edison History

Con Edison, or Consolidated Edison, has a rich history dating back to 1823. Here's a brief overview:

• 1823: Con Edison's predecessor, the New York Gas Light Company, was founded.
• 1880: Thomas Edison founded the Edison Electric Light Company, which later became part of Con Edison.
• 1882: The first central power station was opened in Manhattan.
• 1901: The New York Gas Light Company and the Edison Electric Light Company merged to form Consolidated Gas Company of New York.
• 1936: The company changed its name to Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
• 1998: Con Edison acquired Orange and Rockland Utilities, expanding its service area.

Milestones

Con Edison has played a significant role in the development of the energy industry, introducing innovations like the first underground electrical distribution system and the first high-voltage transmission line. Today, Con Edison is one of the largest energy companies in the US, serving over 3.5 million customers in the New York City area.