The board at 668 Riverside Drive has successfully reduced energy costs by around 10% by fine-tuning its boiler and steam heat operations, taking advantage of NYSERDA and Con Edison incentives, and eliminating the need for an assessment. (Print: Budget Balancing Act)
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Hamilton Heights Condo Cuts Energy Costs by 10% Through Targeted Efficiency Measures
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New York City Council Supports Tax Breaks for Energy-Efficient Building Upgrades
A bill providing tax breaks to co-ops and condos in return for energy-efficiency upgrades has a strong chance of passing in the state Senate, offering a lifeline to apartment buildings struggling to meet Local Law 97's carbon-emission requirements. (Print: Tying Tax Breaks to Reduced Carbon Emissions)
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Energy Efficiency Upgrades Save $150,000 in Luxury Condo Tower
A luxury glass skyscraper in Sutton Place, New York, has saved $150,000 on its energy bills thanks to a partnership with Parity, which helped fine-tune the building's mechanical systems for optimum efficiency. (Print: Saving Through Retooling)
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St. James’s Tower’s Two-Part Solution
A new boiler plus a cogen upgrade equals energy efficiency times two.
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Problem Solved: Tech Solutions to Boost Your Building's Efficiency
Simple tech solutions can optimize your Climate Mobilization Act efforts.
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A Second Generation of LED Lights for North Shore Towers
The 1,844-unit co-op replaced 1,850 LED lights.
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Fuel Cells: A New Source of Clean Energy
A Staten Island project demonstrates the savings from community distributed generation.
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Getting Paid To Reduce Kilowatts
Demand Response rewards those who use less kilowatts.
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Pace It
A new way to pay for energy savings.
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Energy Math at 2 Charlton Street
Meet Chris McGinnis, the energy sleuth.
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