# New York PSC Directs Managed Charging Review

Con Edison reported that its SmartCharge New York program shifted about 97% of enrolled EV charging energy to off-peak hours in 2024, with 23,520 vehicles enrolled—25.9% of the utility’s light-duty EV base—and 92% participant satisfaction. More than $86 million remained in the authorized program budget at year-end 2024. The New York Public Service Commission directed the state’s joint utilities to hold a technical conference and submit a comprehensive managed-charging report by January 30, 2026; that deadline has passed, but the signal does not say whether the report was submitted. No solicitation is identified, so this is a program and market signal rather than an active contract opportunity.

- The enrollment, load-shifting, and satisfaction figures offer evidence of demand and program performance relevant to providers of EV charging technology, utility integration, and grid services.
- The remaining authorized budget was reported at year-end 2024; it is not identified as contract funding or a specific procurement, so companies should not treat it as an available award amount.
- Contractors can use the reported program outcomes and the PSC’s managed-charging review as context when positioning solutions for New York utility programs. The signal identifies no solicitation or proposal deadline.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Energy & Utilities, Transportation
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** November 04, 2026

### Government Entities
- New York Public Service Commission (PSC)
- New York State Department of Public Service (NYDPS)

### Sources
- [Con Edison's EV charging program shifts 97% of load off peak](https://gcn.com/con-edison-ev-charging-program-peak/22996) - gcn.com