Executive Towers, a co-op building in South Bronx, has significantly reduced its energy consumption and emission fines by remeasuring its gross floor area, and plans to make further energy efficiency improvements. (Print: Breaking Out the Tape Measure)
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Executive Towers in South Bronx Achieves Major Energy Savings After Measuring Floor Area
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Getting Real About Carbon Caps
Why an A energy grade won’t save you from emissions fines
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Energy-Efficiency Letter Grades Don’t Predict Your Risk for Fines
There's a disconnect between energy grades and carbon emissions.
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Why Did My Building Get a ‘D’?
Your grade may be out of sync with your energy investment.
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Letter Grades for Buildings' Energy Efficiency Are Coming
Apartment values will suffer if your building flunks this test.
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The ABCs of Energy Grades
Buildings, like restaurants, will soon sport letter grades on their energy efficiency.
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Do You Eat in Restaurants With a C Grade?
In defense of the city’s new system of letter grades for buildings’ energy efficiency.
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