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NYC Landlords React to Building Energy Efficiency Grades
Found this article on EE ratings on NY buildings. Question - does the Energy Star rating taking into effect the type of building - old vs new? What are utilities doing to help with some of the bad ratings? It sounds like "Starting in 2024, Local Law 97 — will subject owners to a fine of $268 per ton of greenhouse gas emissions above a certain limit." - curious if that money will go to help buildings fix their issue?
NYC Landlords React to Building Energy Efficiency Grades
Energy efficiency grades on buildings larger than 25,000 square feet have been out for months, but many landlords won't talk about them.
Source: therealdeal.com
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