Radiator Labs

Well regulated ventilation can be key in cutting down on COVID risks--with The Cozy, you don't have to sacrifice energy efficiency or comfort along the way.

We need to address #ClimateChange now! We're thrilled to be a part of the Climate Change Investment Initiative (#2c2i) by the Exelon Foundation & Exelon. Radiator Labs' technology will help mitigate climate change and build resiliency to health/environmental pressures in the most under-resourced communities in Exelon's service area. Learn more about this important initiative: https://vimeo.com/437877185/671b8290f0

Fantastic article in the Washington Post about how the Empire State Building shrank it's emissions by 40% and the measures other buildings are taking to reduce carbon output including installing Cozys from Radiator Labs!

Happy #EarthDay from Radiator Labs! All of us have a role to play in preventing #ClimateChange and we are proud to work with buildings, cities and communities to advance this important work. #EarthDay2020 #CleanEnergy #LocalLaw97

This Tuesday (4/21) join us with Be Social Change at the Earth Day 2020 Virtual Connector! We’re looking forward to a night of new connections with amazing organizations and individuals driving change in the sustainability sector! Our community gets free tickets using code: EarthDay100 Register here: http://bit.ly/earthday042120 | #EarthDay

"Enjoy not having to open your windows or wear parkas indoors during wintertime" Habitat Magazine #CleanEnergy #NewYorkCity

A New Fix for the Ancient Problem of Imbalanced Heat "The Radiator Cozy, from the Brooklyn-based Radiator Labs, is a "smart radiator cover" that uses insulation, a small fan, and computer-regulated temperature controls to keep too much steam out of hot apartments and to send more steam to cold ones." #cleanenergy #steam #nyc

On-air right now! // Story on Spectrum News NY1 Radiator Labs Helping New York Buildings Meet NYC New Carbon Emission Standards! #LocalLaw97 #CleanEnergy #Efficiency #NewYorkCity

Great article on steam heat in the BuildingEnergy magazine: "Of the nearly 100 potential energy efficiency measures analyzed, [emissions from steam heating systems] were identified as the single largest potential reduction opportunity." http://www.nxtbook.com/naylor/ENEB/ENEB0217/index.php#/16... We look forward to discussing our Cozy solution at the NESEA- Northeast Sustainable Energy Association BuildingEnergy NYC Conference this Thursday!