"Buildings account for 75 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions in New York City, yet many property owners and managers do not know they can be a part of the solution and save money by making their buildings more energy efficient. This benchmarking report will help us understand where we can act most quickly to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve our PlaNYC goals." - Mayor Michael Bloomberg
The Bonded Group -
Performing Energy Compliance Audits
Helping owners meet minimum acceptable energy standards in Buildings
Saving money by going beyond the standards
Installing holistic, whole building sensor/controls in Buildings
Performing Energy Compliance Audits
Helping owners meet minimum acceptable energy standards in Buildings
Saving money by going beyond the standards
Installing holistic, whole building sensor/controls in Buildings
Oyster Bay - Manhattan - Stony Brook
(516) 922-9867 (646) 502-5110
info@ll87ny.com
(516) 922-9867 (646) 502-5110
info@ll87ny.com
How to Comply
In order to comply with Local Law 87 (LL87), owners of covered buildings as designated by the Covered Buildings List must submit their Energy Efficiency Reports (EER) to the City between January 1st and December 31st of the year they are due, once every ten years.
Steps for Compliance
These are the necessary components to comply for LL87. Details on how to submit the energy efficiency report will be forthcoming.
In order to comply with Local Law 87 (LL87), owners of covered buildings as designated by the Covered Buildings List must submit their Energy Efficiency Reports (EER) to the City between January 1st and December 31st of the year they are due, once every ten years.
Steps for Compliance
These are the necessary components to comply for LL87. Details on how to submit the energy efficiency report will be forthcoming.
About LL87
LL87 requires large buildings to undergo an energy audit once every 10 years, along with retro-commissioning to "tune up" the building's existing energy systems and ensure efficient operation.
The information, which will be compiled in an energy efficiency report, will be broken down into six categories.
In alignment with annual benchmarking, these measures will work to optimize building's energy performance.
LL87 requires large buildings to undergo an energy audit once every 10 years, along with retro-commissioning to "tune up" the building's existing energy systems and ensure efficient operation.
The information, which will be compiled in an energy efficiency report, will be broken down into six categories.
In alignment with annual benchmarking, these measures will work to optimize building's energy performance.