Category: Article
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NYC Next: Facing down the future
Read our recap of the Urban Green 2025 conference, NYC Next: Shaping Building Decarbonization!
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The case for statewide benchmarking
A little-known dataset opens the door to smarter climate strategies for 22,000 large buildings in New York State.
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LL97 offsets and the Affordable Housing Reinvestment Fund
In a major win for NYC, building owners can now buy LL97 offsets that support electrification in the city’s affordable housing.
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The next step in benchmarking NYC buildings
A proposed bill would expand NYC’s annual energy and water benchmarking law to buildings larger than 10,000 square feet.
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How Intro 772 would impact LL97
A City Council bill introduced last April aims to significantly weaken Local Law 97 for co-ops, condos and garden-apartment complexes.
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What you need to know about the 2024 LL97 rulemaking
On September 27, the NYC Department of Buildings launched a third major rulemaking for LL97. Here’s what you need to know.
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NYC Next: New tech, new tools, new targets
Our 2024 conference explored three key trends shaping the future of building in NYC.
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High hopes for heat recovery
Learn how heat pumps can help thousands of NYC’s largest buildings reuse their wasted heat!
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LL97’s new game-changing electrification credit
A little electrification now goes a long way! And buildings that act soon stand to benefit the most.
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What’s in the December 2023 rules for LL97?
The NYC Department of Buildings has released the new package of proposed rules for Local Law 97. Here’s what you need to know.
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LL97 in Focus: Jumpstarting multifamily building upgrades
Local Law 97 is set to drive 25,000 retrofit projects in 5,500 prewar low-rise buildings by 2030.
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Smoke signals from New York City
On June 8, 2023, building practitioners gathered at NYU for our 2023 conference, NYC Next: Trends for a Changing City.
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LL97 in Focus: Multifamily pathways to 2030
How close are NYC’s multifamily buildings to complying with Local Law 97, and how can they get there?
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Decoding New York State’s all-electric new buildings law
New York will become the first state in the country to require new buildings to be all-electric. Here’s what to know.
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Exploring equitable electrification
A look at where Grid Ready meets NYC’s Environmental Justice Areas.