NYC Local Laws BLOG

With the 2024 compliance deadline looming, the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) recently released a set of proposed rules to provide further clarity and guidance on the law’s implementation. These rules, open for public comment until October 24, 2023, are vital for building owners and managers as they navigate the path towards a more sustainable future. Here, we’ll delve into the key takeaways from the 2023 proposed rules and the implications they have for building owners and the environment.

Many progressive cities require ASHRAE Energy audits. In this article, we’ll explain ASHRAE energy assessments and why they are a necessary part of facility management.

In the pursuit of a greener and more sustainable future, New York City has implemented Local Law 88 (LL88). Aimed at reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions, LL88 addresses the significant impact of non-residential lighting and tenant electrical usage in large buildings. Big Shine Energy is here to help educate companies on the essential aspects of this law and how to navigate its requirements.

Local Law 87 (LL87) is a legislation enacted by the City of New York as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. LL87 specifically focuses on improving the energy efficiency of existing buildings in the city. It requires owners of large buildings to conduct energy audits and retro-commissioning activities at prescribed intervals

As the world becomes more aware of the impact of climate change, governments around the world are enacting laws and regulations to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. At this time, cities in the United States, like New York, have implemented local energy efficiency laws.