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2024 New Jersey Benchmarking Requirements
Energy & Water Benchmarking in New Jersey Due: July 1st, 2024 The Clean Energy Act in New Jersey includes a benchmarking requirement designed to promote energy efficiency and sustainability […]READ MORE
Energy Efficiency Federal Tax Credit for Condos and Co-ops
Does your building suffer from drafty windows, rattly old air conditioners, or a wheezing steam heating system nearing its final breaths? Are you ready to change your gas boiler or […]READ MORE
The Science Behind the Grades: 2024
Learn more about the science behind EnergyScoreCards, Bright Power’s premiere utility bill analytics software.READ MORE
EnergyScoreCards: Weather Dataset Update
EnergyScoreCards is Bright Power’s premiere utility bill analytics software. In our latest release of EnergyScoreCards, we implemented an update to the weather station data used to generate energy grade metrics. […]READ MORE
Bright Employee: Yazan Mhithawi
Meet Yazan, Technical Lead on our Retrofit Consulting team. At Bright Power, Yazan provides retrofit expertise for a range of existing building projects. Yazan’s experience is invaluable in coordinating with […]READ MORE
Bright Power’s Policy and Programs Team Advocates for Multifamily Buildings in Washington D.C.
Earlier this month, the Policy and Programs team represented Bright Power in Washington D.C. at the Clean Energy Business and Innovation Week. At the invitation of Rewiring America, we joined […]READ MORE
2024 Women in Construction Week, Emerging Professionals Q+A
On International Women’s Day, and the final day of Women in Construction Week, we are excited to highlight two emerging professionals on our Energy Audits team. Meet Alice Zhang […]READ MORE
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Incentives
In New York City, the EV charging outlook for multifamily properties is better than ever. More incentives are available now to offset EV installation costs and invest in your […]READ MORE
City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality
On December 6, 2023, NYC Council Passed the City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality (COYCN). It is the first of three “City of Yes” proposals to modernize New York’s zoning […]READ MORE