The Oxford, a 199-unit condo on the Upper East Side, is maximizing its energy savings by using automated building sensors and controls to participate in demand-response events, which generate financial rewards for reducing energy use during peak-demand periods. (Print: Snagging Cash-Back Rewards)
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Oxford Condo Saves Money and Generates Revenue with Smart Building Technology
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The Key to Cutting Emissions
The building envelope comes first; retrofits come later.
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Not Glamourous, But a Real Money-Saver
“The Secret Lives of Buildings,” with resident manager Mike MacGowan.
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Benchmarking Grades Are In!
Understanding the meaning of your score is the first step in saving energy.
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Energy Notebook: A Modest Proposal
Cut your boiler in half - without the aid of a saw.
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Cooling Off, Cutting Costs
A Manhattan co-op tries to curb its climbing cooling costs.
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10 Energy Myths Debunked
Sidestep the most expensive mistakes by learning the truth about ten energy-efficiency myths.
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Elevating Elevator Power
Regenerative elevator drives may save energy and dollars – and may soon be turning up in at least one of the five boroughs.
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Getting Out the Vote
Getting out the vote for a conversion to submetering.
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Behavior Modification
Submetering at Georgetown Mews: reducing energy, changing behavior.
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