Big Decisions Loom on How NYC Will Implement Historic Carbon-Reduction Law

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October 8, 2019

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The Building Energy Exchange designed the Climate Mobilization Act series to demystify the legislation’s components and connect the community with relevant solutions. Its upcoming program will focus on Local Law 97 retrofit measures. Sentient Buildings released five steps of suggestions to help owners comply, starting with an energy efficiency audit. And Bright Power works with owners to recommend improvements that will result in not only legal compliance but also increased efficiency and savings.

“For most [buildings], we can turnkey design-build those improvements, expediting the time it takes for our clients to reap the benefits of lower energy consumption and operations costs,” says Bright Power president and founder Jeffrey Perlman.

Read the full article on City Limits’ website.

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