A Brooklyn co-op follows the energy conservation path and finds savings at the end.
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Conserving at Concord Village
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The Day the Windows Died
A guide to replacing your community’s windows.
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Power Play
Getting the biggest bang for your solar buck.
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The Solarscaping of Georgetown Mews
A massive energy project leads to massive savings in Queens.
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Energy Detective: The Case of the Bothersome Booster
Hidden energy savings that are a no-brainer.
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The Carbon Challenge
Mission: Possible. Cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent.
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Green Grades Revealed
The city’s benchmarking measures require your building’s green grades be public. What can you do with this information?
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A New Way to Finance
When going green, many boards and suppliers are finding a win-win scenario in shared savings programs.
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Heshey and the Giant Boiler
One property manager’s wild and surreal cross-country adventure with an 1,800-horsepower machine.
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Put to the Test
An Upper East Side co-op uses a hands-on board and in-house management to generate a whirlwind of activity.
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