by Goldman Copeland | Feb 16, 2020 | GoCo in the news
New York’s commitment to reduce its total greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050 will require a dramatic rethinking of how the city’s more than 850,000 structures will be heated and cooled. One little-used option has been The tool analyzes the potential...
by Goldman Copeland | Jan 14, 2020 | GoCo in the news
From ENR: Learning about “heat death of the universe” from a college physics professor is one reason Charlie Copeland has been at work for the past half-century as an energy conservation-minded mechanical engineer. “At age 20 or so, I thought, ‘Whoa, so that’s the end...
by Goldman Copeland | Dec 5, 2019 | Article
Charles Copeland, president and CEO of the New York consulting and engineering firm Goldman Copeland, offers backup power purchasing tips for minimizing the next power outage’s impact on your business. Read the full article on Buildings.com
by Goldman Copeland | Oct 8, 2019 | Article
Goldman Copeland’s Charles Copeland and Dan Colombini comment on what we can lean about fire protection from April’s disaster at the Notre-Dame cathedral in the cover story of the October issue of Plumbing Engineer. The horrific fire at Notre-Dame...
by Goldman Copeland | Sep 25, 2019 | Article, GoCo in the news
Charles Copeland on New York City’s new carbon emissions laws, which are expected to cost the real estate industry some $20 billion next year: “Without addressing oversights in the law that ignore occupant density, reduced carbon impact of off-hours consumption,...
