Listen to our fourteenth episode of Urban Green Live. Hosted by Urban Green Council CEO John Mandyck, this interview series features international industry experts to answer your questions about a low carbon future.
On April 6, 2022, we welcomed Anthony Fiore, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Decarbonization Officer at NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services. In this episode, Anthony and John discussed NYC’s plan to reduce emissions in its portfolio of buildings and comply with Local Law 97.
Published April 6, 2022
Speakers
John Mandyck
Chief Executive Officer
Anthony Fiore
Deputy Commissioner and Chief Decarbonization Officer NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
As Chief Decarbonization Officer for the City of New York, Anthony has overall responsibility for purchasing energy for municipal operations and demand management for all City agencies, cultural institutions, hospitals, and schools and universities. Anthony is responsible for managing a $700 million annual energy supply budget, and a $3 billion 10-year capital budget to develop and implement programs to achieve the City’s One City: Built to Last strategy of an 80 percent reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Prior to his role at DCAS, Anthony served as the Director of Energy Regulatory Affairs for the City of New York and was responsible for acting as the primary energy policy advocate for the City before numerous State and federal agencies, and providing analysis over a wide range of regulatory and legislative matters related to energy.