Many New Yorkers are in a state of not-so-mild panic over the city’s ambitious new Climate Mobilization Act, which will require owners of large buildings, including co-op and condo boards, to sharply […]

One of the first ten community distributed generation installations on a cooperative in New York State and one of the first in New York City and on a landmarked building […]

How did you become interested in cleantech? I graduated from college in 2001 with a desire to work in solar. I studied Applied Physics and was even part of a […]

We are excited to share that Bright Power’s Jeffrey Perlman, CEO & Founder, and Andrea Mancino, Director of New Construction, are honorees of the Environment + Energy Leader 100 list […]

Reducing your daily carbon footprint doesn’t have to be expensive or difficult. Simple things like doing laundry in cold water, reducing your number of car trips, and avoiding bottled water […]

Far Rockaway, NY – Ocean Bay Apartments is shining light on how to combine affordable housing preservation and climate change mitigation. The 24-building, 1,395-unit complex now boasts a 575 kW […]

A new development illustrates the utility cost benefits of installing energy efficient improvements. There are many questions about the cost benefits of installing energy efficient improvements, like LED lighting, drought-tolerant […]

Bright Power’s MoBIUS helps Marymount Manhattan College (MMC) stay on top of their energy usage and supports their sustainability investments. The College has implemented a Building Management System that monitors/regulates […]

As solutions like co-generation and solar paneling begin to overtake less efficient fossil fuels, it can be tough for an association to navigate this growing field. Bright Power, an energy […]