Energy is one budget item that NYC co-ops and condos can lower, and the articles here will give you ideas on how to do that. Plus, New York City has passed an ambitious set of laws that requires buildings to reduce their carbon emissions over the next decade, and all buildings will have to comply. For co-ops and condos, this means taking action now.
Written by Bill Morris on July 23, 2020
Here’s the first step toward compliance with the Climate Mobilization Act.
Written by Kathryn Farrell on April 07, 2020
Cogen and solar projects are about to produce major savings.
Written by Kathryn Farrell on March 31, 2020
Co-op board's doggedness is cutting $385,000 from energy costs.
Written by Kathryn Farrell on March 20, 2020
Asking the right questions leads to big savings on electric bills.
Written by William D. McCracken on February 18, 2020
Low interest rates and multiple financing options will be a boon to boards.
January 23, 2020
Boards must take steps soon to avoid fines under new emissions law.
Written by Frank Lovece on December 31, 2019
Incentives and low-interest loans are part of Climate Mobilization Act.
Written by Frank Lovece on December 20, 2019
Co-op and condo boards are facing a huge – but manageable – challenge.
December 12, 2019
New rankings say only Washington, D.C., is more sustainable.
Written by Frank Lovece on December 06, 2019
Co-op and condo boards' first step is determining their building's carbon emissions.