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What's the Biggest Culprit When It Comes to Energy Waste and Increased Costs? A Pro Offers Tips on What You Should Do to Maintain Energy Efficiency

By Cooperator Studio   31 August 2017 Energy Conservation
Scott Burns of Marathon Energy Corp.
When it comes to energy efficiency, mismanagement of energy could be both wasteful and costly for multifamily properties. Scott Burns of Marathon Energy Corp. talks to The Cooperator on what could be done to prevent those mistakes. 

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Comments

  • Peter on Thursday, August 31, 2017 4:06 PM
    The concept of 'waste' is the point. No one wants to waste money. Leaving hallway lights burning all night long has been a mistake Europeans have eliminated decades ago. How about co-op buildings over-heating in winter ? When I visit Open House visits, so many big buildings are hot, and agents though open windows to make the visit comfortable to prospective buyers. The list of wasted energy /efforts is HUGE !

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