We at Bright Power applaud Mayor de Blasio for his ambitious plan – One City: Built to Last – to cut greenhouse gas emissions. For years, we’ve argued that while any […]

Our response to the recent announcement of WegoScore, as reported by Energy Manager Today. Flashy dashboards are just that and numbers don’t make decisions.  Our competitors seem to think that […]

The answer might surprise you. While energy is essential to the livelihood of a building, it’s often taken for granted. For the most part, the lights turn on every day […]

Once you’ve accepted the ice bucket challenge, there’s no turning back. You have signed a verbal contract with your friends, followers and your own conscience to dump a perfectly good […]

Energy and water consumption represent some of the largest operating costs in multifamily properties, estimated at $22 billion per year in the U.S. The total expenditures for both energy and […]

This study focuses on testing a simple method to detect a phenomenon called rogue bypass that affects numerous buildings with a hot water recirculation loop and has a negative impact […]

“Nancy Sutley Focuses on Energy Efficiency in New York”: Nancy Sutley, Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, posts on whitehouse.gov about a visit to the West 135th […]

“Determining Metrics for Success” Efficiency Cities Network discussion featuring Anne Evens (Center for Neighborhood Technology), Jeffrey Perlman (Bright Power), John Picard (Zero Plus). August 4, 2009. Bright Power presentation begins […]

A report by Bright Power that compares the energy and economic performance of solar against conventional domestic hot water heaters in 13 regions of New York, using the TRNSYS hourly […]