Bright Power’s work benchmarking and monitoring for members of Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future (SAHF) is featured in Casius Pealer’s article “More Focus Needed on Data Collection,” which […]

“More Focus Needed on Data Collection”, by Casius Pealer: Article on the importance of data collection to measure outcomes of green building practices, featuring Bright Power’s work benchmarking and monitoring […]

“Vos and Sherman of Bright Power Inc. discuss NYC environmental initiatives at luncheon” by Stuart Feitel. New York Real Estate Journal, April 2010.

Brooklyn Affordable Housing Development to Install the Largest Residential Photovoltaic System in New York City 80,500 Watt Solar Panel System to Offset More Than 110,000 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Each […]

“Nancy Sutley Focuses on Energy Efficiency in New York”: Nancy Sutley, Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, posts on whitehouse.gov about a visit to the West 135th […]

Jeffrey Perlman is quoted in The New York Times on how small changes in heating systems can make great strides in cutting energy costs. To find out where energy savings might be […]

“Determining Metrics for Success” Efficiency Cities Network discussion featuring Anne Evens (Center for Neighborhood Technology), Jeffrey Perlman (Bright Power), John Picard (Zero Plus). August 4, 2009. Bright Power presentation begins […]

The goal of this study is to evaluate the validity of the following statement: “the coincidence of high electric energy prices and peak solar electric photovoltaic (PV) output can improve […]

“Solar Water-Heating: A Good Investment for Homes in Cold Climates?” New York study findings suggest lessons to jumpstart northern markets. By Andrew McNamara, Jeffrey Perlman and Richard Perez, Ph.D. Solar Today, […]