The Landmarks Preservation Commission has approved changes to streamline approval processes for altering historic buildings in NYC, including energy-efficient upgrades, without full commission votes. Part of Mayor Eric Adams' initiative, the changes aim to expedite reviews, benefitting property owners and climate goals.
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Energy Upgrades: A Break for Landmarked Buildings
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The Problem: Carbon Confusion
Planning for energy retrofits amid a changing landscape.
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Pauline Morgan-Riley
Looking at repairs from an energy perspective.
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Solar Shift: Feeding Apartments, Not the Grid
Taking the direct route for a rooftop setup.
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Energy Investments: Multiple Projects Bring Big Wins
A co-op’s multi-pronged effort really pays off.
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Leading the Way: Board Treasurer Randall Weiss, 771 West End Ave.
Coordinating finances to pay for capital improvements is a complex affair.
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Energy-Efficient Elevator Upgrades
The good news is that elevator upgrades don't have to cost a fortune.
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Climate Mobilization Act: Figuring Out the New ROI
Boards need to figure out the most economically efficient energy retrofits for their buidling.
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