Join guest host Ellen Honigstock and John Mandyck as they discuss a low carbon future through a proposed federal rule.
Our 2022 conference looked at how we can tackle the remaining obstacles to electrification.
How did New Haven’s Hotel Marcel up its sustainability game?
How can co-ops overcome challenges to electrification?
How do we enact energy-saving policies in energy-exempt buildings?
How does Habitat for Humanity’s Net Zero project affect housing in NYC?
Anthony Fiore joins Urban Green Live to discuss NYC’s plan to reduce emissions and comply with Local Law 97.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the largest art museum in the US. It looks to reduce energy use while preserving its collection.
For New York City to reach our goals, we must electrify most of our energy use. Is our grid ready to power this new way of life?
NYSERDA’s Doreen Harris and Janet Joseph help break down what the states’s 2022 climate agenda means for New Yorkers.
NYU’s carbon trading study, required by Local Law 97, is the first comprehensive modeling assessment of the law’s costs and benefits.
How can NYC buildings upgrade to achieve higher energy performance while preserving their historic character?
Learn about New York’s most extensive electric-efficiency retrofit: One Court Square.
Grid Ready looks at how power is delivered to NYC and how heat pumps will change electricity demand.
Dana Gunders, Executive Director of ReFED, joins us to discuss food waste and its impact on the environment and economy.