Earlier this month, the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA) hosted a building Pro Tour of Bethany Senior Terraces—New York City’s first modular Passive House building. The 57-unit, all-electric […]

    Local Law 33 is an active New York City ordinance that requires buildings above 25,000 square feet to annually post their energy efficiency grade at each public entrance. […]

Bright Power’s Punit Shah, Vice President of Building Decarbonization, spoke to Habitat’s Problem Solved! podcast about how an Upper East Side condo that faced huge Local Law 97 penalties turned […]

  Energy audits are one of the smartest investments you can make in your building. A Bright Power energy audit helps you uncover hidden savings, reduce operating costs, and strengthen […]

  Affordable multifamily building owners face the twin challenges of limited operating capital and aging systems—often resulting in high energy costs, outdated mechanical equipment, and challenges with maintaining occupant comfort. […]

  At Bright Power, we’ve long worked in affordable housing to help developers design and operate buildings that are energy efficient, comfortable, and resilient. But the need for high-performance building […]

  Thank you to Curtis + Ginsberg Architects for the insightful walkthrough of Castle III last month. A Buildings of Excellence winner, this 15-story fully electric supportive-housing project in East […]

  Every three years Phius updates their standards to keep in line with the latest industry trends, climate goals, code cycles, changing climate, etc. Here’s a look at the key […]

  What’s happening with ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager? Proposed federal budgets for next year eliminate funding for the EPA’s ENERGY STAR program. While this is only a proposal for now, […]