Con Edison’s 13th Street substation better prepared for future storms

A decade ago, Superstorm Sandy’s flood waters caused circuit breakers to explode at Con Edison’s East 13th Street substation, leaving many without power. The utility company made major upgrades in the years since, including adding more flood walls and water-proof doors. PIX11’s Craig Treadway got a look and the new and improved substation in Manhattan’s East Village.

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Ahh I remember watching this light up the night sky. Really wonder if these protections will actually help against the next one.