Webinar on NYC Local Law 97 - What Your Board Must Know about Benchmarking, Savings and Penalties!

If you are a building owner or property manager in New York City, you may be aware of Local Law 97 (LL97), a part of the Climate Mobilization Act that mandates significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from large buildings. Compliance with LL97 can be a daunting task, especially for those unfamiliar with the complex energy systems and compliance procedures.
That's why we are excited to bring you a webinar on "NYC Local Law 97 - What Your Board Must Know about Benchmarking, Savings and Penalties!" In this webinar, you will hear from energy experts who will guide you through the compliance process, help you understand the requirements, and ensure that you meet the deadlines.
The webinar will cover various topics, including:
Overview of Local Law 97 and its compliance requirements
The importance of energy benchmarking and how to comply with it
Strategies for reducing energy consumption and achieving compliance with LL97
Penalties for non-compliance and how to avoid them
Financial incentives and rebates offered by utility companies and government agencies for implementing energy-efficient solutions
By the end of this webinar, you will have a better understanding of LL97 compliance and be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to reduce your carbon footprint and save energy costs.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the experts! Register for our webinar on "NYC Local Law 97 - What Your Board Must Know about Benchmarking, Savings and Penalties!" today.
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[@josephdavis9785]

Money for the city!

[@gilrose12345]

Owners of condo and coops in NYC with D ratings essentially will be hit with either an avalanche of penalties and/or expensive assessments that will compare to what condo owners are experiencing in southern Florida like in Miami. Combined with local law11 this will make living in NYC a luxury that is unaffordable to most owners.

[@josephdavis9785]

These changes are almost impossible for some garden apartments that are not metered an have over 2000 apartments what the hell

[@josephdavis9785]

Time to get out of ny

[@josephdavis9785]

This is not fair at all and the nyc owned buildings are exempt that is bullshit!