If you’ve got multifamily properties in Southern California, now is the time to take advantage of the new SoCalREN program. The program provides $550 – $1200 per apartment for an […]

CHP has never been a better deal in NYC!  Con Edison is partnering with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) to reduce electric demand in parts […]

Hydraulic fracturing for oil and natural gas extraction (a.k.a fracking) has definitely become a mainstream discussion topic across many parts of the US. The fracking boom has reinvigorated the energy […]

Today’s interconnected, tech-enabled world has unleashed a powerful wave of optimization in most sectors of the economy. However, much of the energy and building operations infrastructure, particularly in the multifamily […]

We at Bright Power read the news of Tesla’s Powerwall with unbelievable excitement. For years, energy efficiency has been treated as either an obligation or a lofty goal, both of […]

A few months ago I moved into a new apartment. When I got my first electric bill, I was shocked. I’m pretty good about turning off the lights in unoccupied […]

February 2015 was a big month for news in the renewable energy sector as some of the biggest names in business have made huge investment commitments. It all started with […]

But it should be! Luxury, low-income, high-rise, low-rise, pre-war, modern, condominium, or coop – regardless of borough or building type, there is something we New Yorkers have in common: we […]

What the Energy Efficiency World Can Learn from Winter Storm Juno   As I awaited the ‘historic’ blizzard in my central New Jersey apartment, I went over my preparedness checklist […]