Mandyck’s experience speaks to how the ongoing revolution in sustainable building technologies — better energy efficiency, measuring energy usage and even carbon emissions, and electrifying heat and air conditioning systems — requires increased investment in both technology and education.
As the details of New York City’s ambitious carbon emissions reduction plan fall into place, the commercial real estate industry is still gunning to make its mark on the laws and policies.
New York City’s new laws aimed at reducing the city’s carbon emissions over the next two decades could cost landlords about $20B, according to new analysis.
