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Leading the Way: Board President Robert Friedrich, Glen Oaks Village Co-op, 70-33 260th St.
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Leading the Way: Board President Robert Weiner, 360 E. 72nd St.
Regular FISP inspections can lead to huge facade projects. Is your board prepared?
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Leading the Way: Board President Silvana Vlacich, 165 E. 32nd St.
Balancing the needs and wants of a wide age range of residents can present unique challenges.
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Options for Mitchell-Lama Co-ops
Mitchell-Lama co-ops have an entirely different set of hurdles to clear when it comes to green energy financing.
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Cutting Carbon: the Countdown Has Begun
There's no time to waste when it comes to tackling energy retrofits.
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The Financial Calculus Of Energy Retrofits
Calculating the costs of CMA energy retrofits can be complicated.
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Energy Retrofits: Rebates to the Rescue
NYSERDA rebates and incentives can make almost any energy project feasible.
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Energy Compliance: Two Boards, One Mission
When two boards need to negotiate on an energy project, everyone needs to compromise.
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Energy Retrofits: You Need a Roadmap
Boards need to stay ahead of schedule to avoid Climate Mobilization fines.
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