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Posted on Apr 12, 2021
Many buildings across the city are in need of energy-efficiency improvements.
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To meet New York City’s climate goals, tens of thousands of existing apartment buildings need to be retrofitted with new energy-efficient technologies. But it can be disruptive to make these improvements while people are living inside.
Ryan Cassidy is with the nonprofit Riseboro Community Partnership, which owns and manages affordable housing developments in the city.
He says conducting deep retrofits can be done without displacing residents.
“We don’t have to do all that work in the inside a building. We can do it from the outside,” he says.