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How can smart coops and condos turn pressure to "go green" into an opportunity to reduce and comply with new codesOct 10, 2011

The first step is to explore those variables in a building that you do have immediate control over: operating efficiency of heating plant and domestic hot water system, common area and exterior lighting and choice of heating fuels. Heating fuel: #6, #4 or #2? Availability of adequate gas to effect a conversion? Duel fuel or single fuel burner? Have you capitalized on the rebate/incentive programs for the updating of both interior and exterior lighting? If your building has a large number of thru-wall ac units is the perimeter insulated? Going Green isnt always about adding new technologies, its also about ensuring existing technologies are operating at their optimal level.

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