Designing to Code: How to Comply with NYC's New Energy Code
Continuing Education Credits
The 2015 New York City Energy Conservation Code varies from its predecessors in ways both substantial and subtle. At this event, learn about how the current energy code applies to architects working in new construction. An expert panel will highlight changes to the code from previous versions, enforcement, minimum compliance, and reasons to consider going beyond code requirements. The code will help define how commercial and multifamily properties are designed, built, upgraded and operated—playing an important role in meeting NYC’s energy efficiency and emissions reduction goals, as outlined in Mayor Bill de Blasio’s One City Built to Last.
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Thank you to our event partners Steven Winter Associates, Con Edison and AIA New York COTE (Committee on the Environment).
Business Development & Energy Efficiency, Con Edison
Emily Hoffman
Director, Energy Code Compliance, NYC Department of Buildings
Mike O'Donnell
Energy Analyst, Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
Ellen Honigstock, LEED AP
Director of Education Development, Urban Green Council
Energy Engineer, Steven Winter Associates, Inc.