Tag: benchmarking requirements
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The Truth About NYC Local Law 84 Benchmarking: Is It Really Worth It?
I. Introduction New York City, a bustling metropolis, is not only a global hub for culture and finance but also a pioneer in urban environmental regulation. A key component of its environmental initiative is NYC Local Law 84, part of…
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NYC Energy Benchmarking Report: How It Can Make Your Building Healthier
I. Introduction Welcome to our comprehensive exploration of the NYC Energy Benchmarking Report, an invaluable tool in transforming buildings across New York City into healthier and more sustainable environments. This essential report is not just about compliance; it’s a strategic…
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Are You Prepared? Impact of Energy Resilience on Disaster Management
In our increasingly electrified world, the need for a robust energy infrastructure cannot be overstated—particularly when faced with the growing threat of natural and manmade disasters. The key to weathering these storms lies in a concept that is gaining traction…
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What Steps Are Involved in Conducting an Energy Benchmarking Analysis?
In a world brimming with technological advancements and a growing concern for environmental sustainability, the quest for optimal energy consumption has become an imperative. Imagine possessing a compass that not only points towards energy efficiency but also illuminates the path…
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How Using Energy Benchmarking Can Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
One of the most important global challenges of our day is climate change. The built environment, which includes office buildings and homes, contributes to carbon emissions. According to the World Economic Forum, about 33% of the world’s carbon emissions come…
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San Jose Building Performance Ordinance Beyond Benchmarking Requirements
San Jose, California’s bustling city, is leading the way on green solutions with its recently-introduced Building Performance Ordinance. This ordinance goes beyond benchmarking requirements currently employed in other areas to ensure that buildings are as efficient and sustainable as possible….