This workshop is a primer on Solar for NYC multifamily affordable housing and an introduction to HPD's Solar Where Feasible Program, the cost-effective solar mandate adopted by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. This training covers solar technology, costs, incentives, policy updates, case studies and HPD's mandatory Solar Feasibility Analysis. Reg […]
Come learn first-hand how to build raised beds and single source compost bins while helping the LGBTQ+ arts oasis Le Petit Versailles re-up the garden's infrastructure for their upcoming season of programming. Never used a drill? Come learn! Never sifted compost? Come learn! Space is limited so sign up at tinyurl.com/scptlc22. Wild food refreshments will […]
Join our virtual info session on Monday, May 23rd to hear from our solar, energy, and financing experts about how our team can provide you with free personalized technical assistance and recommendations. We can help you to identify projects and financing options to increase energy performance and savings in your buildings, creating a greater return on […]
Our street trees are our most prominent nonhuman neighbors and they work hard all year long to defend us from the impacts of climate change. But who takes care of them and how? The answer is YOU CAN, and we'll show you how. Join Stuy Cove Park and Citizen Pruner Rachel Tenney on June 11th at 9am […]
This workshop is a primer on Solar for NYC multifamily affordable housing and an introduction to HPD's Solar Where Feasible Program, the cost-effective solar mandate adopted by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. This training covers solar technology, costs, incentives, policy updates, case studies and HPD's mandatory Solar Feasibility Analysis.
This workshop is a primer on Solar for NYC multifamily affordable housing and an introduction to HPD's Solar Where Feasible Program, the cost-effective solar mandate adopted by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. This training covers solar technology, costs, incentives, policy updates, case studies and HPD's mandatory Solar Feasibility Analysis.
Schools are poised to play a leadership role in the clean energy transition, inspiring students, staff, school districts, and communities to flip the switch to a healthier, more resilient future. The benefits of going solar are catching on in school districts from New York to California as a way to reduce energy costs, lower carbon […]
Join us at noon next Thursday, March 23, for a free information session about the Clean Energy Communities grant program. Solar One, the NYC Accelerator, and NYSERDA are offering grants of up to $25,000 to promote clean energy in Northern Manhattan, Central Brooklyn, and the South Bronx. The grants will support upgrades for affordable housing […]
March 28, 7 p.m. To join this info session by videoconference, visit this link: City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality Info Session 2 Ahead of Earth Day: Details on Mayor Adams’ City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality to be released and discussed with the public. This info session will share how we can modernize New […]
April 6th, 9:00 am Solar One Green Workforce Director Max Levitzke is a guest speaker on the "Training for Employment" panel. Our Annual Reentry Conference will focus on job training and other essential skills needed for successful reentry into society. The Conference, titled “Training for the Dignity of Work” focuses on connecting people to training […]
Learn about the many opportunities in NY’s clean energy sector???? Gain a better understanding of the state’s landmark Climate Act (and the new energy workers vital to fulfilling it) ???? Hear from industry leaders on the training pathways available.
Join us for a HDFC Rooftop Solar Celebration today at 6 p.m. in Manhattan, 418 West 129 Street. We’ll fete HDFC leaders who’ve made their building more energy efficient while fighting climate change. We’ll also be touring HDFC's rooftop solar array and learn how co-ops are saving money with solar every day. This event is free and outdoors; snacks will be provided.
Take the A, B, C or D train to 125th Street. Contact Solar One's Lawrence Haseley, lawrence@solar1.org, for more information.
