The International Tailoring Company Building in Manhattan has installed a hybrid electrification system, reducing fossil fuel use by over 80%, reducing energy use by 57%, and making apartments more comfortable, with the project avoiding the need for an assessment. (Print: Hybrid Solution: Heat Pumps and a Boiler)
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International Tailoring Company Building Gets Triple-Play Upgrade to Cut Fossil Fuel Use
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Decentralized Heating and Cooling Solution Saves Millions for New York City Condo
A '60s-era condominium in New York City switched to a decentralized heating and cooling system, which cost only $7.5 million and solved several problems at once, including aging equipment, leaks, and budgeting for leak repairs. (Print: When The Fix Is A Pivot, And The Pivot Saves Energy)
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Yorkville Co-op Upgrades Cooling and Hot Water Systems with Electrification Strategy
A 209-unit co-op in Yorkville is upgrading its cooling and domestic hot water systems by going electric, saving $70,000 in energy savings annually and eliminating carbon emission penalties. (Print: A Three-Pronged Electrification Strategy)
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Heat Pumps With a Twist
Easy-to-install units mean no retrofits required.
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Board Boldness: From Oil to Heat Pumps
An UWS co-op proves that retrofitting an entire building with air-source heat pumps is possible.
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