Bright Power worked with Fairfield Residential’s other service providers to include their existing scopes into a larger set of upgrades that would meet the incentive program’s savings requirements.

Bright Power recommended a set of holistic energy improvements, which were identified in the energy audit, giving St. Margaret’s House a roadmap to address their building’s underperformance and heating distribution issues.

Committed to sustainability and resident comfort, L+M asked Bright Power to assess the opportunities for improvement at St. Lucy’s Apartments, a two-building property located in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

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.

Needing to comply with local energy auditing laws (Local Law 87), the board and the Green Committee brought on Bright Power to complete the energy audit, which pinpointed long-term issues and identified opportunities for sustainable savings that gave the board cost-effective options to implement energy and water savings measures.

Through an integrated and holistic approach to energy management, Bright Power provides Selfhelp Community Services with operations and maintenance education and training.