Community Environmental Center (CEC) provides affordable weatherization to under-served communities, and comprehensive energy and green building consulting to all types of organizations. Read more.
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1347 Bristow StSize:
21,350 sf
CO2 Prevented:
106,283 lbs/yr
$$ Saved:
$11,870 (30%)
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CEC has saved customers $ in energy costs and prevented pounds of CO2 emissions.
Lack of Will on Cap & Trade Undermines Recovery and Hurts Climate, But Is There a Future for HomeStar?
CEC's policy analyst Jay Ackley addresses the failure of Cap & Trade and advocates for HomeStar.
Community Environmental Center is installing solar thermal systems in New York City
CEC is installing solar hot-water systems at three sites in New York City, including the largest installation to date for a multifamily NYC building at Wadsworth Terrace at the northern tip of Manhattan.
Community Environmental Center Welcomes JetBlue Airways to the Cool Roofs Movement
JetBlue Airways was welcomed into the Cool Roofs Movement by Robert LiMandri, the Commissioner of the NYC Buildings Department, and Community Environmental Center (CEC) on the hot, breezy first day of summer, announced Richard M. Cherry, the president of CEC.
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
Community Environmental Center, the Queens nonprofit dedicated to energy efficiency and green building solutions, has received $3 million from the Department of Energy to set up cutting-edge energy efficiency technologies, delivery systems and financing strategies for low-income families in New York City.
Lack of Will on Cap & Trade Undermines Recovery and Hurts Climate, But Is There a Future for HomeStar?Thursday, July 29th, 2010
Show your support for new clean energy jobs by contacting your representatives. This national organization makes it easy, just type in your zip code: 1sky.org You can also reach out to your reps directly. If you live in New York State, show your support for the Clean Energy Jobs and Oil Accountability Act of 2010 [...]
Community Environmental Center and other agencies receive $12.9 million from DHCR for affordable housing weatherizationFriday, July 23rd, 2010
Community Environmental Center, Sunset Park Redevelopment Corporation and the Opportunity Development Association have received $12.9 million from the New York State Division of Housing and Urban Renewal to bring energy efficient retrofits to the 2700 affordable housing units of Brooklyn’s Lindsay Park
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