Topics: NYC Energy Use
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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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There’s a better way to assess building energy
Current benchmarking of building performance provides data on a monthly basis. Taylor Duncan and Molly-Dee Ramasamy think we can do better.
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The next step in benchmarking
A proposed bill would expand benchmarking and energy disclosure requirements to buildings larger than 10,000 SF.
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How a global pandemic shifted NYC’s energy use
NYC site energy use and carbon emissions both decreased in 2020.
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Grid Ready: Powering NYC’s all-electric buildings
For New York City to reach our goals, we must electrify most of our energy use. Is our grid ready to power this new way of life?
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Climate, equity and health: No more false choices
Our 2021 conference explored the ways we can optimize policy and building design to advance climate, equity, and health.
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Benchmarking report: NYC’s energy and water use
Learn more about the energy used by NYC’s large buildings and whether they’re on track to meet the city’s climate goals.
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New York City’s Energy and Water Use 2020 Report
Now armed with a decade of data, how are NYC’s buildings doing in cutting emissions?
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Hydro’s potential in a zero carbon future (w/ Sophie Brochu)
Join Sophie and John as they discuss how NYC can utilize hydropower to reduce carbon emissions.
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Trading: A New Climate Solution for Buildings
A trading program for NYC’s buildings could lead to cost-effective carbon savings.
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Unlocking the grid: Getting renewables to NYC
Our 2020 conference asked: How can we pave the path for a cleaner power grid in New York City?
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State of the New York City Grid
With the long-term challenge of decarbonizing NYC’s electricity in mind, where do we stand today?
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Building towards a low-carbon grid
Statewide climate targets are driving New York to a low-carbon electrical grid, encouraging electrification.
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What’s New in the 2020 Energy Code?
NYC’s forward-thinking energy code is a critical building block for a low-carbon future.