Toeprint Project’s Residential Sustainability Teach-in is coming to CHELSEA on October 14th!
Posted on | September 25, 2009 | No Comments
Want to make your home more environmentally responsible?
Come to a Teach-In on October 14th from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at One Jackson Square (122 Greenwich Avenue, NYC) about sustainable strategies you can implement in your home.
Our goal is to have New York City be a model in sustainability as well as making our homes healthier, more energy efficient, water-wise and environmentally responsible.
Topics will include:
Energy Conservation: How much energy do homes use and what are options for renewable energy?
Weatherization: Improve the health, safety and energy efficiency of your home.
Solar Hot Water: Make your own heat and hot water.
Solar Photovoltaic: Make your own electrical energy.
Green Roof: Build a meadow on your home.
We will discuss costs and benefits of each of these strategies including pricing, incentives, tax credits, rebates and return-on-investment as well as feasibility for different types of homes.
Presenters:
Ellen Honigstock, LEED AP, The real deal on sustainable retrofits for your home, www.ehapc.com.
Jimmy Hatzis, ASK Construction, weatherization contractors extraordinaire, www.askconstruction.com.
Adam Heidt, HR Reps, solar hot water system expert.
Nicole Clock, Empower Clean Energy Systems, solar energy providers, www.empowerces.com
Beth Lieberman LEED AP, Alive Structures, green roof installer, www.alivestructures.com
Thank you to our Host One Jackson Square, one of the first LEED certified, environmentally-friendly buildings in the neighborhood.
sponsored by: Susan Singer, SVP, The Corcoran Group, NYC’s first Eco-Broker. www.susansingerspaces.com.
$10 at the door to cover costs.
Download a flyer here.
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