On a roof that many others would deem a bad fit for solar due to the location of the bulkheads, the orientation of the building, and the HVAC equipment, we knew a conventional solar PV design would not work.

Bright Power worked with L+M Development Partners to develop a sustainability strategy that would address the symptoms and causes of the deep-seated energy problems in all critical systems.

The Caesura was built with the environment and long-term sustainability in mind, incorporating energy efficient elements throughout the design.

Omni New York, LLC combines Passive House, solar PV, and cogeneration for controlled operating costs. Park Avenue Green received its Passive House certification in March 2019 and is the largest Passive House certified project to date.

First new development for Omni New York, LLC brings energy efficiency and on-site generation technologies to the Bronx. Having previously worked together on many existing buildings, Omni felt confident in designing their first new construction project with Bright Power.

The Association of New York Catholic Homes goes beyond simply building to code, bringing energy efficiency and quality housing to low-income residents of the Bronx.

The development team desired to incorporate several different high-performance systems and sustainability initiatives across many sites. It represents one of the most significant urban renewal projects in New York City history. Beginning in 2015, completion of the residential portion of the project is set to be completed in 2024.

Bright Power worked with RDC Development, a professional partnership between MDG Design + Construction, LLC and Wavecrest Management, to develop and install the energy and water efficiency measures and solar PV.

Community Access worked with Bright Power to install our Resilient Power Hub (RPH)—a combination of 53 kW solar PV, 18 kW battery storage, and 10 kW cogeneration unit—to operate efficiently with site security.