- NYC steam chimneys: The orange and white smokestacks you see in the middle of New York[1]’s streets with steam flowing out of them[1] are part of the New York City steam system[1], which is a cleaner source of energy than oil or coal[1] and serves over 1,500 buildings, including famous landmarks such as the Empire State Building[1], the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal[1], and Rockefeller Center. The steam is produced at various steam plants as well as in co-generation plants located inside privately and publicly owned buildings and complexes like One Bryant Park[1].
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