Event Recap
Items tagged #Heat Pumps
In-Person Event
Clean Energy Building Tour: The Victoria
Calling all homeowners subject to Local Law 97!
Manhattan
231 West 151st Street Harlem River Houses Harlem
Case Study
Early adapters: The Manhattan co-op that went all-in on all-electric
Beekman Hill was among the first buildings in NYC to fully electrify heating and cooling, resulting in increased resident comfort and thousands in monthly savings. Can others replicate its success?
Manhattan
420 East 51st Street 420 Beekman Hill Midtown East
Queens
31–47 49th Street NYCHA Woodside Housing Woodside
Brooklyn
792 Sterling Place Crown Heights
Manhattan
212 West 105th Street Upper West Side
Manhattan
111 4th Avenue The International Tailoring Building East Village
Case Study
Heat pumps transform former factory lofts into a temperature-controlled oasis
The International Tailoring Building set out to make their spaces more comfortable, and met LL97 regulations along the way
Profile
From nightclubs to boiler rooms
Get to know Eric Einstein, the co-op member behind the International Tailoring Building’s HVAC revamp
Case Study
Pilot light: HDFC co-op pioneers a new strategy for air-source heat pumps
Inside the pilot program that helped this LMI Manhattan co-op lean less heavily on #2 heating oil
Cool Tech
Controlling for comfort — and for cost
New air-source heat pumps offer residents an increased level of control, but also shift who’s paying for the heat
Case Study
Rent-stabilized tenants fight for an energy efficient retrofit — and win
Demands for efficiency pay off for tenants in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights in the form of brand-new heat pumps
Clean Energy
All-electrics aren’t all created equal
What’s right for your building — heat pumps, or electric resistance heaters?
Case Study
A clean energy future for this Queens public development is… hanging out the window?
NYCHA, the city’s largest residential landlord, has set ambitious goals to reduce the carbon emissions of its buildings. Its test run of window-unit heat pumps in one Queens development offers a promising pathway
Cool Tech
How do window-unit heat pumps work?
Behind the new heat pumps that are helping to decarbonize NYCHA’s Woodside housing
Clean Energy
NYCHA makes a market: Here’s how
To develop a heat pump that didn’t yet exist, New York’s public agencies put up millions in investment, then challenged the market to develop a solution — a strategy that’s seen success before
Profile
Small heat pump, big difference
Residents Maria Lopez and Tammy Reyes on the 2023 NYCHA heat pump pilot that brought more comfort and control into their homes
Case Study