Greenwich Court Condominium sued Con Edison for negligence over water pipe corrosion caused by escaping steam. The court rejected Con Edison's motion for summary judgment, and the case highlights why property-damage claims often go to trial, potentially lasting years and impacting the community.
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David V. Goliath
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A Passionate Engineer
Joe Raffaele doesn’t tolerate sloppiness and bamboozling.
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Saying Goodbye To Steam
Co-op saves big by switch from Con Edison steam.
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Red Tag Alternative
“Bottling” can prevent a building-wide gas shutdown.
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A FitBit for Your Building
Electric meters are getting smart
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Getting Paid To Reduce Kilowatts
Demand Response rewards those who use less kilowatts.
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Meters Get Smart
Real-time electricity readings are on the way.
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Learning to Deal with Gas Pains
What one co-op did when Con Ed shut it down.
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The Lure of LEDs
Are LEDs the answer to your energy problems?
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