THE HEAT IS ON; GREEN MACHINES

Maybe Glenn Frey’s song in our headline should be NYC’s anthem: a large percentage of residential buildings are overheated, while the commercial side frequently provides heat at times when it's not needed, cautions US Energy Group COO David Unger, whose company specializes in web-based energy management software.
You can’t manage what you can’t measure, says David, who’ll speak at Bisnow’s upcoming Sustainability Breakfast & Schmooze on 12/11. Instead of looking at monthly, quarterly, or annual energy usage, there are ways to find out information in real time and address inefficiencies immediately. Want to learn how? Join David at the event, featuring NYC planning commissioner Amanda Burden. You’ll also hear from NYSERDA’s Emma Bassein, Arent Fox’s Stephen Del Percio, The Schonbraun McCann Group’s Elizabeth Kulik, and ConEdison Solutions’ Mike Forese. Register here for great education and networking!

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