Sustainability

$103 million in sustainability improvements reduce costs and improve quality of life Over 65,000 residents can look forward to upgrades

NYCHA has launched its first large-scale solar program, which will use light and heat from the sun to provide clean,

Brownsville Houses will be home to one of the City’s first NYCx Co-Lab challenges, a neighborhood-based collaboration to test new

On June 9, NYCHA and GrowNYC threw a party to celebrate the Authority’s major achievement— reaching full recycling compliance at

There was a time, not so long ago, when residents at Howard Avenue Houses in Brooklyn weren’t happy with their

NYCHA recently finished a $16.3 million energy-efficiency lighting project at 18 developments in Brooklyn, benefiting more than 36,000 residents and

Rainwater collection supports landscaping as it protects sewer systems

NYCHA doesn’t shy away from challenges—and the NYC Carbon Challenge is no exception.

The Authority recently crossed one major item off its New Year’s resolution list: bring recycling bins and Department of Sanitation

An electrical system that provides power to the residents in case there’s an outage on the larger grid. This energy