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Four historic landmarks in downtown Flushing will be decorated for the holidays for the 36th Annual Holiday Historic House Tour hosted by the Queens

Interest rate rises and longer development timelines are driving a fall in valuations for energy storage projects in the US market.

Geothermal may be a cost-effective part of the energy transition. It will power a Massachusetts neighborhood in a pilot project.

A small device might have made a big difference last year at Bakersfields Park 20th apartments.

Standing on a second-story fire escape, a photographer named Ormond Gigli is shouting instructions through a bullhorn. Forty models are posing in the

A shot taken by a little-known New York commercial photographer has defied the laws of supply and demand for over three decades.

As the anniversary approaches of Winter Storm Elliott, a pair of reports released in the first week of November reveal how much worse the situation almost became and the continued vulnerability of the U.S. energy grid to frigid weather.

“Girls in the Windows” wasn’t made by an art world giant, but people keep buying it. And buying it. And buying it.

NEW YORK — New Yorkers are being encouraged to prepare now to keep their homes and businesses warm heading into winter. According to a press release, multiple New York State agencies and authorities offer programs that can help residents manage energy use, reduce electric and heating bills, and increase comfort during cold temperatures by weatherizing […]

NEW YORK — New Yorkers are being encouraged to prepare now to keep their homes and businesses warm heading into winter.According to a press release, multiple New York State agencies and authorities offer programs that can help residents manage energy use, reduce electric and heating bills, and increase comfort during cold temperatures by weatherizing and […]