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Learning to Deal with Gas Pains
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Pizza on Earth
Exploding eggs and chilly nights: life without gas is a drag.
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Gas Piping Inspection Regs
The City Council has passed a new law requiring an inspection of all gas lines every five years.
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New NYC Program Steps on the Gas
The New York City Retrofit Accelerator program launched one year ago as part of Mayor de Blasio’s goal to create more energy-efficient buildings.
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A Collection of Capital Projects
Superintendent Freddie Rivera has what it takes to manage multiple projects.
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Red-Tagged
A scream and the smell of gas leads to a building-wide shutdown.
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Chimney Liners and Extensions
Is a chimney liner a requirement in an oil-to-gas conversion?
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The Smell of Gas
A fatal explosion in Harlem re-emphasizes safety protocols.
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Heshey and the Giant Boiler
One property manager’s wild and surreal cross-country adventure with an 1,800-horsepower machine.
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Covering Your Bases
Making a fuel switch is no easy matter. Consider your options.
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