GREENEWIT’S MULTIFAMILY PROGRESS

GreeNEWit's Jason Jannati (flanked by co-founders Josh Notes and Matej Harangozo) tells us multifamily energy- and water-saving upgrades have created jobs and greatly reduced residential's carbon footprint. Since 2011, greeNEWit has been a leader in the Quick Home Energy Check-up program, allowing multifamily homes to receive CFL light bulbs, aerators, low-flow shower heads, hot water heat wraps, and pipe insulation without going out-of-pocket. The company has installed almost 73,000 CFL bulbs in more than 15,000 Maryland residences and is helping the multifamily sector save 5 million kWh of energy and 245 million gallons of water annually. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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