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HOW NYC CO-OPS/CONDOS SAVE ENERGY

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.

LED Lighting Retrofits Are “Making a Dent”

Written by Bill Morris on July 03, 2017

New York City

Con Ed program urges boards to work with certified “market partners.”

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Co-op and condo boards need to do the math before taking the plunge.

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New study finds that Texas is tops for carbon emissions.

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After years of struggle, Georgetown Mews is finally installing solar panels.

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The Right Way to Switch to LED Lights

Written by Bill Morris on June 13, 2017

Upper East Side

Don't pluck that low-hanging fruit! Call Con Ed instead.

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East Village tower gets $10 million to build “disaster-resilient” infrastructure.

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Bill before the city council would require posting of energy-efficiency grades.

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Brooklyn Microgrid Helps Neighbors Trade Energy

Written by Bill Morris on June 05, 2017

South Park Slope

Revolutionary program turns energy consumers into producers and sharers.

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Co-op boards are finally embracing online applications from apartment buyers.

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Cogen Now a Good Fit in Smaller Buildings

Written by Lisa Prevost on May 02, 2017

New York City

New technology lets smaller co-ops and condos get in on cogen savings.

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Ask the Experts

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Learn all the basics of NYC co-op and condo management, with straight talk from heavy hitters in the field of co-op or condo apartments

Professionals in some of the key fields of co-op and condo board governance and building management answer common questions in their areas of expertise

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