Ray Murphy isn’t trying to save the planet. He’s trying to save money. As it turns out, he’s doing both.  Murphy has been the resident manager at the 29-story, 266-unit Avery condominium on the West Side of Manhattan since shortly after the building opened in 2009. In that time he has overseen three capital projects that have saved unit-owners hundreds of thousands of dollars — while reducing the building’s carbon emissions enough to keep it safe from Local Law 97 fines through 2030.   Read the article………………………..