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Tribeca Associates has converted its utility usage at 30 Broad Street in the Financial District to 100 percent Green-e certified wind power, making the

Con Edison this week welcomed participants from around the world and around the corner for Climate Week NYC 2019, which runs through Sept.

REBNY is committed to energy-efficient policies that make our city greener, stronger and more sustainable. We recently continued that commitment by testifying

By  Andrew Padian, vice president for Energy Initiatives, The Community Preservation Corporation  Just as April 15 is synonymous with Americans as Tax

Rainwater collection gardens are designed to prevent flooding and sewer overflow. Mayor de Blasio has announced a major expansion of New York City’s Green

Turner Construction 2014 Green Building Market Barometer shows that interest in Green Globes and other alternative building rating systems is up 250 percent in two years.

GHP Office Realty, a division of Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, has completed the installation of a massive battery energy storage at their headquarters at

DENNIS SHERRY By Dennis J. Sherry, regional director of Management Services, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank With 44 million square feet of office space under

The Javits Center’s first-ever Sustainability Report shows the property has cut its energy consumption, created a wildlife sanctuary and become a haven for birds.

By Sabina Mollot Last summer, Rick Hayduk, the general manager of Stuyvesant Town, announced that the new owner was looking for ways to reduce the 80-acre

Utility costs represent the single largest controllable expense in a multi-family housingcommunity, consuming 25 to 35% of most operating budgets[1].

Con Edison is offering to pay natural gas users in Westchester to switch to electricity as the area endures a moratorium on gas. The utility said it will