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Consolidated Edison
Attn: Customer Service
Irving Place 4
NY 10003 New York
United States of America

19-03-2025, Place of residence


CERTIFIED MAIL: Canceling Consolidated Edison Subscription

Dear Sir/Madam,

I hereby cancel my subscription with Consolidated Edison effective immediately upon receipt of this letter.

Personal data :
Name: First Name Last Name

Address: Street address
ZIP code + city: ZIP code City

Email: Email

Please ensure that the direct debit authorization is terminated simultaneously.

Furthermore, I request, in accordance with the provisions of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), immediate deletion of all my personal data as defined under the CCPA, except as provided in Section 1798.105 CCPA.

I look forward to receiving confirmation of this cancellation and the deletion of my personal data at the above email address.



Yours sincerely

First Name Last Name

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How do I cancel my energy-us subscription with Consolidated Edison?

Do you want to cancel your energy-us membership with Consolidated Edison? Then we can do this for you! We will take care of the cancellation by sending a letter of cancellation to Consolidated Edison with all the necessary details on your behalf. We do this by sending a registered letter and keeping you updated throughout the process. By sending a registered letter, the cancellation is completely legally valid. You will also receive a proof of posting. So, you have full assurance that your energy-us membership is cancelled. Cancelling has never been so easy!

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Consolidated Edison
4 Irving Place
NY 10003 New York
United States of America

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Consolidated Edison, commonly known as Con Edison, is a major utility company based in New York City. It provides electricity, natural gas, and steam services to customers in New York City and Westchester County. Con Edison is involved in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, as well as the delivery of natural gas. The company plays a crucial role in ensuring a reliable energy supply for residential, commercial, and industrial customers in its service area. Additionally, Con Edison is actively involved in sustainability initiatives and the development of a resilient energy infrastructure.

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Several factors affect your energy bill, such as: energy supply price fluctuations due to weather, demand, and market trends. We buy the energy you use in the competitive, wholesale supply market. We pass our costs on to you without making a profit—what we pay, you pay.