Submetering saves money. So why is New York killing it?
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Unplugged: The Death Knell of the Submetering Incentive
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Conserving at Concord Village
A Brooklyn co-op follows the energy conservation path and finds savings at the end.
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The Electric Equalizer
The residents of Tower East get their own electric bills now.
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Burn, Baby, Burn
The politics of electricity.
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Enough Is Enough!
An expert argues that it’s time for responsible energy policies.
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The Electric House
“Sticker shock” energy bills drive one complex’s next project.
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Cooling Off, Cutting Costs
A Manhattan co-op tries to curb its climbing cooling costs.
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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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What You Use Is What You Pay
Looking to reduce energy bills? Check out submetering.
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