I get that. The amount of energy "created" by the AC is the amount that is consumed (electricity). However, AC is also a heat pump, displacing the heat in the a

I get that. The amount of energy "created" by the AC is the amount that is consumed (electricity). However, AC is also a heat pump, displacing the heat in the air inside a structure to the outside of it. If you calculate all the inside AC air space in New York City and figure out that volume and the amount of the heat displaced, what local affect does it have on the air temperature on the sidewalk?