- Urban Green Weekly
Our 2020 Conference: Unlocking the Grid
At our 2020 conference, Unlocking the Grid: Getting Renewables to NYC, regulators, renewable energy developers and industry experts will share how they are overcoming existing barriers and paving the path for a cleaner grid.
February 19, 2020 - Emerging Professionals
EP March Happy Hour
Catch up with colleagues and meet new young professionals in sustainability over drinks in the upstairs bar.
March 12, 2020 - Conference
2020 Conference
Local Law 97 will demand that NYC’s electric grid deliver far more renewable energy than is currently available. This conference will focus on how that energy will be generated, transmitted and delivered to NYC buildings
June 17, 2020 - Urban Green Weekly
Mayor's Office Appoints Urban Green to Convene Stakeholders
The NYC Mayor's Office of Sustainability has tapped Urban Green to convene a group of stakeholders to support the carbon trading study required by Local Law 97.
February 12, 2020 - Urban Green Weekly
Reduce Building Emissions & Save With GPRO Training
On March 6 and 13, we're offering a special two-day GPRO O&M Essentials class that provides building professionals with actionable steps to reduce energy use while improving tenant comfort and health.
February 5, 2020 - Other
Crushing the NYS Code: Train-the-Trainer
Crushing the NYS Code instructor training.
March 19, 2020 - Urban Green Presents
Biophilia in Building Design and Operations
Join Urban Green on March 4 for an event about biophilia and the different ways it is applied in practice.
March 4, 2020 - In the News
How ConEd and National Grid are experimenting with energy storage
Consolidated Edison is in the middle of several major projects to advance the state's distributed grid, while working to add 300 MW of energy storage by 2023.
February 5, 2020 - Urban Green Weekly
Grid-Optimal Buildings | Reduce Building Energy With GPRO Training
As our grid becomes greener, the power that flows through it will become more intermittent. To adapt, buildings will need to shift their power loads and store energy.
January 29, 2020 - In the News
Midsize Co-ops and condos are Outsize Energy Users
A new study by the nonprofit Urban Green Council reveals, surprisingly, that midsize multifamily buildings are using more energy and producing more carbon than larger buildings – which could result in major fines if co-op and condo boards don’t take steps to meet carbon targets under the Climate Mobilization Act.
January 23, 2020
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