The intent of this law is to require buildings to perform audits and inspections that lead to energy efficiency improvements which generally result in cost reduction and energy savings. Local Law 87 (LL87) mandates that buildings 50,000 gross square feet or larger undergo periodic energy audit and r...

The New York State Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA), as well as, electric and gas utilities are offering financial incentives to help facility owners identify and install electric and natural-gas energy cost saving improvements in existing facilities. B2Q/Environmental Control c...

Energy Consumption and IAQ (indoor air quality) are a focus in public buildings and not just for municipalities but also for their employees and residents. The need for HVAC system performance and efficiency, due to employee awareness and escalating energy costs are giving way to the demand for New ...

Steps for Compliance with LL87 (Every 10 Years) These are the necessary components to comply for LL87. Details on how to submit the energy efficiency report will be forthcoming. Energy Audits Energy auditor who is a certified or registered design professional. Level II ASHRAE energy audit conducted,...

Local Law 84: Benchmarking (LL84) requires large buildings to comply with benchmarking regulations. These buildings include private sector buildings that are larger than 50,000 square feet, and two or more private sector buildings on a single lot that are larger than 100,000 square feet. Local Law 8...