The 12-story, 20-unit NoMad co-op at 22 W. 26th St. has completed a cooling tower replacement project that is expected to provide a 40% reduction in energy costs, a 30% reduction in operating costs, and up to 50% savings in water use. (Print: Cool Savings in NoMad)
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NoMad Co-Op's Cooling Tower Project Reduces Energy Costs by 40% and Water Use by 50%
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Coping with Cooling Towers
Beyond safety issues, there are mechanical concerns.
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