89 NYCHA Buildings Earned an A for Energy Efficiency — and Even Its Managers Didn’t Believe It
Last week, the Housing Authority pulled down data on its website after THE CITY found nearly every one of its 2,100 buildings really scored grades of D and F.
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In early 2021, as required by law, the New York City Housing Authority checked out the energy efficiency of its buildings and discovered that a significant number of addresses in their deteriorating portfolio had somehow scored high grades, seemingly indicating that they were extremely energy efficient.
Dozens of public housing properties earned an A grade, the highest score possible.