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Week by Week: December 19
Though electric submetering sounds like a no-brainer – if people pay for what they use, they tend to use less – the state has ended incentives for this timely program.
In our second story, we'll tell about the co-op board at Chatwick Gardens in Forest Hills, Queens, where a proactive board saves money by attacking problems before they get big.
In Week by Week, sponsored by Matthew Adam Properties, you'll learn about the demise of electric submetering incentives and the wisdom of proactive boards.
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