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Has anyone gone through getting the NYSERDA Energy Audits? I talked to them and they dont do the audits but give you a list of partners to contact. This is the list they referred me to
http://www.getenergysmart.org/Resources/FindPartnerDetails.aspx?co=36
Seems to be a lot of construction companies so I don't know how impartial they would be, and Habitat for Humanity on the list I don't understand.
If you have been through the process who did you use and would you recommend them?
TIA
Try this organization - they are based in Manhattan and have done several large coops:
http://www.aeanyc.org/site/c.dhJJJTOzFoH/b.2392579/k.8E53/Energy_Audits.htm
Please would you list some buildings this organisation has been working for?
Thank you
Miriam
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The “What to Expect” document will help you hire a Multifamily Performance Partner (or just “Partner”), which is the first step to getting an energy audit for your building. The “Step by Step” document will give you a better understanding of the process you will go through in the program and lists the incentives available on Page 2.
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