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Local Law 88 and Its Importance for Local Law 97 Compliance #SPG #Energy #sustainableenergy #energyefficiency https://lnkd.in/dirjCsq

NYC releases second set of final rules for Local Law 97 implementation #SPG #Energy #sustainableenergy #energyefficiency https://lnkd.in/dirjCsq

Local Law 97: What It Is and How It Could Make or Break Your Next Deal #SPG #Energy #sustainableenergy #energyefficiency https://lnkd.in/d4JE4Q8

The topic for Day 5 in #ClimateWeek is Local Law 87! Under this law, buildings over 50,000 SF must submit an Energy Efficiency Report by Dec 31 of their compliance year.

We can help buildings around the world reduce carbon emissions by lowering electric consumption and in NYC, help with NYC Local Law 97. #Falkonair #Carbonreduction #LocalLaw97 #Greenhousegasemissions #Greenenergy NYC Local Law 97:

🌬️☀️Check out our latest blog post by @Matthew Eisenson about Michigan’s new law reforming the siting process for renewable projects, and the lack of clear guidance on what constitutes a CREO’s potential to undermine the law ➡️ https://buff.ly/3YDCjm5 #CREO #Michigan #RenewableEnergy #Law

Check out the latest IMT blog my colleague Cliff Majersik and I wrote explaining City of Seattle's recently adopted Building Emissions Performance Standards law! 

BILL TO UPDATE IMPACT ASSESSMENT LAW COMING IN SPRING: Wilkinson https://hubs.ly/Q02jwS7D0 Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says the government will have legislation ready by the spring to fix the constitutional problems the Supreme Court has with the federal Impact Assessment Act. #bill #impactassessement #law #government #legislation #energyindustry #energynews

Our Crash Course on NYC Building Energy Laws is a free 3 hour class covering everything you need to know as a building owner about local laws and benchmarking. Register now to get on the road to compliance: https://lnkd.in/eF4Ayjyf #LL97 #LL84 #Benchmarking #Sustainability #NYC

Local Law 97: Are You Prepared? Local Law 97, enacted by the New York City Council in 2019, stands as one of the most ambitious climate legislation efforts in the world. With the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from buildings, the law mandates strict emissions limits for large buildings over 25,000 square feet, starting in 2024. The emissions caps are set to become even more stringent in the coming years, with the ultimate aim of achieving an 80% reduction in citywide emissions by 2050. The implications of Local Law 97 are significant for building owners, operators, and developers across New York City. Compliance will require a comprehensive approach to energy efficiency, renewable energy adoption, and emissions reduction strategies. For many, this will mean retrofitting existing buildings, upgrading systems, and implementing new technologies to meet the stringent emissions targets. However, with the compliance deadline fast approaching, the question arises: Are you prepared? For building owners and operators, now is the time to assess your current energy usage, identify areas for improvement, and develop a plan to achieve compliance with Local Law 97. This may involve conducting energy audits, investing in energy-efficient upgrades, and exploring renewable energy options such as solar or geothermal. Furthermore, it's crucial to stay informed about the latest updates and resources available to support compliance efforts. The New York City Department of Buildings and other organizations offer guidance, incentives, and programs to help building owners navigate the requirements of Local Law 97 and achieve emissions reductions. In addition to the regulatory requirements, there are also significant financial implications to consider. Non-compliance with Local Law 97 can result in hefty fines, while achieving compliance may require substantial upfront investment. However, proactive measures taken now can lead to long-term cost savings, increased asset value, and enhanced sustainability. Ultimately, Local Law 97 represents a pivotal moment for the building industry in New York City, driving a shift towards more sustainable and resilient building practices. By taking proactive steps to prepare for compliance, building owners and operators can not only meet regulatory requirements but also contribute to a greener, healthier, and more vibrant city for generations to come. So, the question remains: Are you prepared? Discover how Legend Power® Systems' SmartGATE™ Active Power Management platform can analyze and auto-correct common building power quality challenges, enhancing energy while increasing occupant safety and satisfaction. To learn more about our SmartGATE™ Active Power Management platform, contact rgoldring@legendpower.com or visit www.legendpower.com.