New York, NY – NYC Mayor Bloomberg and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan were on hand Monday, June 18th, for the grand opening of Via Verde – a 222-unit green affordablehousing […]

Andrew McNamara will teach this eight-session course at the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies, beginning in June. This course is applicable toward: Certificate in Construction Technology, Certificate in Sustainable Design, Construction, […]

“Defining a Neighborhood: Looking to create a thriving NYC community” features the Gateway Elton development in Brooklyn, NY. DDC Journal, Summer 2012.

Join our next free webinar to learn how to best use Portfolio Reports in EnergyScoreCards to understand energy usage across your properties. EnergyScoreCards generates standard and custom graphs for groups of buildings, enabling […]

Eric Ast joins the panel discussion on the state of renewable energy around the globe, following this film featuring communities pursuing renewable energy. Power Struggle – A Film by David Dawkins (Thursday, May […]

“Southold to Go Solar at the Landfill” by Erin Schultz covers Bright Power’s presentation of a solar feasibility study for the Long Island Power Authority’s new feed-in tariff program to the Southold Town Board. NorthForkPatch, […]

Bright Power’s energy benchmarking software, EnergyScoreCards, is selected as one of four technologies launched in the pilot Municipal Entrepreneurial Testing System (METS), an opportunity for green companies to pilot new […]

Jeff Perlman will share a panel with Dick Santangelo, to discuss how public housing agencies can use energy benchmarking to manage energy consumption. Energy Benchmarking – How to Better Manage […]

On April 27th, 2012, the Space Shuttle Enterprise passed over the solar installation at Gateway Elton en route to JFK airport. Photo Credit: Rob Ashmore. Phase I of the Gateway […]