After three years, my laptop is set up with our Holy Cross Energy account. I can finally crunch numbers. First I pulled the electricity usage for the years 2019 through 2021. Monthly use peaks around December through February. With a daily peak of 27.72 kWh on Saturday, February 27, 2021. […]
Employee housing
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Sleep deprived and on a shoestring budget, recorded in just 3 takes. I am soo happy to launch the first episode of the “Under the bus show” A citizen advocacy show for assertiveness and emancipation against con artists!
HCinc. $4000 con-job.In the last blog for the accounting (mis) practices of our HOA on utilities, I kinda took blame. This time however I can no longer take it anymore, this is probably though biggest $4000 con-job in Aspen’s property management scene -that I know of at least: The Hunter […]
A blog versus email because of its transparency, it levels the playing field. It encourages me to be more factual and gives anyone the opportunity to respond and call me out on wrongs. Quite often I hear stories about the disarray at employee housing HOA’s here in Aspen. I would […]
Hunter Creek PV envisioned. As mentioned in my previous blog, solar hot water is out, PV is in… Well how much could we save at Hunter Creek phase II if we were to go with PV. Off course you can hire an expensive consultant or go to the National Renewable Energy […]
Original by Martin Holladay www.greenbuildingadvisor.com December 26 2014In the northern half of the U.S. — and even much of the South — installing a residential solar hot water system doesn’t make any sense. It’s time to rethink traditional advice about installing a solar hot water system, because it’s now cheaper […]