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New York State Electric and Gas, along with several other utilities, will face scrutiny after their power restoration efforts following Hurricane Sandy were criticized by customers and government officials

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Thousands of New York State Electric and Gas customers remained without electric service as a result of damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Utility crews were making progress in restoring power but their job may not be completed for a few more days

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More than 12,000 New York State Electric and Gas customers were without electric service early this afternoon.

The utility reported 12,635 customers were affected by outages. Most were in Westchester County, where almost 4,000 had no electric service

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Dozens of NYSEG employees and family members will be donating their time to community agencies around the state on Saturday, October 20th as part of Iberdrola's International Volunteer Day.  Iberdrola is the parent company of NYSEG

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New York State Electric and Gas has informed the U.S. Department of Energy that it will not move forward with the proposed compressed air energy storage (CAES) project in the Town of Reading.

Upon completion of comprehensive engineering and financial evaluations, NYSEG determined that a number of site-specific issues, including the cost of site development, and energy market conditions, including the effects of inexpensive natural gas-fired generation on market prices, make the project at the Town of Reading site uneconomical

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Hundreds of NYSEG customers were without electricity in the Southern Tier and across upstate New York Tuesday afternoon.

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