Executive Profile: Paul Boyce
Long Island Business News (LIBN) recently interviewed our President/CEO, Paul K. Boyce, PE, PG, for an executive profile on our recent re-brand, our transition to an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), and all things PWGC. A brief excerpt from the interview: “It’s a new era for P.W. Grosser Consulting. With headquarters in Bohemia, the environmental […]
NYSDEC Rolls Out New Solid Waste Regulations
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) has published a new solid waste management regulation series, which took effect on November 4, 2017. 6 NYCRR Part 360-366 and 369 are the DEC’s solid waste management regulations that govern the reuse, recycling, transportation, and disposal of solid waste. Some types of facilities that are […]
St. Pat’s Project Receives the Diamond Award from ACEC
We are thrilled to announce that PWGC has been awarded an ACEC-NY (American Council of Engineering Companies) Diamond Award for the second year in a row! Our geothermal project for the St. Patrick’s Cathedral received the Diamond Award for the Energy category. The Diamond Awards are the highest honor presented at the Engineering Excellence Awards […]
Happy Holidays 2017!
Thanks to all of our friends, colleagues, clients and staff for another successful year. Wishing you all the best for 2018!
Low-Nitrogen Septic Systems Now Required in East Hampton
Last week, East Hampton became the first town in Suffolk County to mandate that all new buildings—and major building expansions—install low-nitrogen septic systems. The Town will be offering up to $16,000 in rebates to commercial or residential property owners wishing to upgrade. The new-style septic systems emit half the nitrogen of standard systems. Nitrogen pollution from […]
NY News: Governor Cuomo Announces $15 Million Geothermal Incentive Program
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced an emergency rebate program for renewable heating and cooling technologies such as geothermal systems, applicable throughout NYSERDA-administered areas of New York State (essentially all of the state with the exception of Long Island—comparable PSEG rebates are still in effect on Long Island). The program sets aside $15 […]
PWGC’s Dave Hermantin Elected President of the CT Geothermal Association
We’re pleased to announce that Dave Hermantin, Senior Project Manager for PWGC’s Connecticut office, has been elected President of the CT Geothermal Association. The Connecticut Geothermal Association represents the industry in relevant local and state legislative affairs and promotes public awareness about the use of ground-source heat pump technology through education and communication and training […]
Happy Holidays 2016!
We would like to thank our clients and colleagues for a successful 2016, and look forward to further prosperity in the new year. Happy new year from all of us at PWGC!
Suffolk County Approves High-Tech Septic Systems
The Suffolk legislature has voted unanimously to allow modern, high-tech septic tanks to be installed to replace the county’s aging residential cesspools and septic systems in order to reduce the amount of nitrogen seeping out of traditional cesspools. Cesspools are a large contributing factor to the overwhelming nitrogen pollution that has affected Long Island’s ground […]
Geothermal Training at PWGC, July 20-21
PWGC will be hosting an IGSHPA-led two-day Certification Workshop for the inspection of ground source heat pump systems (GSHPS) in residential and commercial settings. Inspector accreditation will help you to anticipate critical elements of installation and offer customers a low-maintenance, economical, and environmentally-friendly alternative for their geo comfort needs. When: Wednesday, July 20th and Thursday […]