Real estate in New York City is a multi-billion dollar business. With so many buildings and such a high population in a… Read More

Electricity is one of the pillars of modern society, and indoor spaces rely on electrically-powered equipment to keep… Read More

Most of the energy consumed by buildings is in the form of electricity and heat. Normally, these inputs are produced… Read More

There is a common misconception that building green means assuming higher costs to protect the environment. Actually,… Read More

*Please note- New York Engineers is NOT part of this program and all the applications should be submitted directly on… Read More

Building owners and equipment suppliers don’t always use the same vocabulary when discussing engineering projects, and… Read More

Chiller plants provide a cost-effective cooling solution for medium and large buildings. A centralized air conditioning… Read More

Pumps simplify the transportation of water and other fluids, making them very useful in all types of buildings -… Read More

Batteries and fuel cells can both be used as power supplies when the utility service is not available, and both supply… Read More

New York is already among the leading states in energy efficiency, and Governor Andrew Cuomo announced in April 2018… Read More

Water distribution systems are designed to make water flow in a specified direction: from the source to the consumer,… Read More

Ductless mini-splits provide a high-efficiency alternative to conventional window-type or wall-type HVAC equipment. In… Read More