Con Edison customers in Staten Island
Get Paid to Save Energy in Staten Island
Con Edison pays for using less electricity on the hottest summer days, when the grid needs it most. Meltek enrolls you in its Smart Usage Rewards program for free, alerts you before each event, and pays you for the electricity you save.
Join Meltek for freeCon Edison networks in Staten Island, 2026
Con Edison divides its grid into networks. Each one has a fixed four-hour window when planned events can run (the Commercial System Relief Program, announced at least 21 hours ahead), and a tier for short-notice events (the Distribution Load Relief Program, two hours' notice or less). Tier 2 networks are a higher priority and are paid a higher incentive rate.
Network boundaries don't follow neighborhood lines, so look up your account's network to be sure.
| Network | Planned event window | Short-notice tier |
|---|---|---|
| Fox Hills | 4 PM to 8 PM | Tier 1 |
| Fresh Kills | 7 PM to 11 PM | Tier 1 |
| Wainwright | 7 PM to 11 PM | Tier 1 |
| Willowbrook | 7 PM to 11 PM | Tier 1 |
| Woodrow | 7 PM to 11 PM | Tier 1 |
Source: Con Edison, Demand Response Programs: Networks and Tiers, 2026 capability period.
Common questions
Can I get paid to save energy in Staten Island?
Yes. If Con Edison supplies your electricity in Staten Island, you can join Con Edison's Smart Usage Rewards program through Meltek for free and earn cash for cutting your usage during demand response events, which run from May 1 to September 30.
When do demand response events happen in Staten Island?
Each Con Edison network has a fixed four-hour event window for planned events. In 2026, 4 of Staten Island's 5 networks use 7 PM to 11 PM, 1 of Staten Island's 5 networks use 4 PM to 8 PM.
Which networks in Staten Island are Tier 2?
None in 2026: every network in Staten Island is Tier 1 for Con Edison's short-notice program.
Not in Staten Island?
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