As New York City continues its ambitious journey towards carbon neutrality, Local Law 97 stands as a pivotal initiative aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. For owners and managers of affordable housing properties, compliance with this stringent legislation poses both challenges and opportunities. Fortunately, within the framework of Local Law 97, steam trap…
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During the spring of last year, New York gained worldwide attention by passing a law requiring new buildings to be all-electric. The law passively prohibited using propane furnaces and gas boilers for new buildings throughout the state. The Big Apple was the first city to pass such a law, and following that, there were discussions…
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January 2024 marks the start of the Local Law 97 compliance era. There will be steep fines for non-compliance for cooperatives and condominiums. Fortunately, these structures are getting a little break from the strict requirements of LL97 NYC. How? Well, the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) permits the reduction of penalties. However, that’s…
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When it comes to adhering to NYC’s Local Law 97, building owners’ concerns have been increasing ever since January 1, 2024. The Department of Buildings has finally released long-awaited draft rules. These rules give crucial technical information on the law’s implementation, with just over a year till compliance is necessary. Here, owners of protected properties…
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As global concerns about climate change rise, New York City’s Local Law 97 emerges as a significant measure to combat greenhouse gas emissions. Understanding its requirements and embracing retrofit strategies empowers building owners to meet regulatory obligations and contribute to a sustainable future. With buildings contributing 70% of NYC’s CO2 emissions, the law prioritizes emission…
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LL97 Compliance is a shining example of progressive action as New York moves closer to its lofty climate goals. It forces us to reconsider how we power our houses and workplaces by imposing stringent limitations on building emissions. So, here, one can line the road to weatherization with fascinating opportunities rather than just legal requirements.…
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Buildings emit around two-thirds of greenhouse gasses in New York City. Therefore, the city has introduced different regulations to bring down greenhouse gas emissions and transform itself into a greener and more sustainable place. The LL97 NYC is one of these regulations, and it will begin to take effect in the year 2024. Delve deeper…
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NYC LL97 Compliance Pathways | The city of New York has passed Local Law 97 to help make the world a better place. The Climate Mobilization Act, passed in 2019, aims to reduce the global temperature rise. This law mandates that all building owners in the city must take necessary measures to decrease the carbon…
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With the year coming to an end, various businesses and property owners in New York face problems with their efforts to comply with NYC Local Law 97, an initiative aimed at fighting climate change. Furthermore, with the deadline approaching for the year-end compliance roundup for Local Law 97, the stakeholders face a variety of issues…
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Local Law 97 NYC | It may be quite difficult for building owners and managers to understand climate regulation, particularly when satisfying New York City’s strict greenhouse gas emissions restrictions. Nonetheless, owners and managers can create a strategy for compliance that not only assures legal compliance but also encourages energy efficiency, lowers operating costs, and…
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