Checking your building’s carbon footprints is a part of the standard benchmarks for environmental preservation. Urban areas with a thick residential population need immense energy to function. As a result, they create a large amount of greenhouse gases. In fact, 2/3rd of all greenhouse gasses emitted in New York come from residential and office establishments. …
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…
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…
Local Law 97 is a specific regulation that was enacted in New York City, USA, as part of the Climate Mobilization Act. The Climate Mobilization Act is a set of local laws aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing energy efficiency in buildings throughout the city to combat climate change