For commercial property owners in New York City, replacing or upgrading an aging boiler can improve building performance while reducing long-term operating costs.

As building owners look for ways to reduce energy costs and improve sustainability, solar energy continues to gain attention.

As temperatures rise, commercial buildings often experience a significant increase in energy consumption. Air conditioning systems work harder and occupancy patterns shift.

Commercial building owners across New York City are continuing to prioritize energy efficiency improvements as utility costs rise and local laws become more demanding.

Property managers across New York City are facing increasing pressure to manage rising utility costs while staying compliant with evolving local laws and energy regulations.

Under the state constitution, cities, counties, towns, and villages have home-rule authority to adopt "local laws" that have the same status as acts of the Legislature.

For building owners and managers in New York City, participating in Demand Response (DR) programs presents an opportunity to reduce energy costs, support grid reliability, and even earn revenue.

For building owners in New York City, keeping up with Con Edison regulations, local laws, and energy rebate programs can be overwhelming.

Multifamily property owners in New York City have a prime opportunity to reduce energy costs, enhance tenant comfort, and align with New York regulations, thanks to robust energy rebates and efficiency incentives.

Understanding the evolving landscape—including energy rebates, local laws, and state planning—is essential.

As renewable energy becomes more integrated into building operations, its influence on real estate valuation continues to grow

Managing energy costs in New York City can be challenging, especially with ever-changing New York regulations and local laws that impact ...

As the global push for sustainability grows, organizations set ambitious goals to reduce their environmental impact.

Climate risk assessments have become increasingly necessary as businesses and governments navigate the complexities of climate change.

Energy costs in New York City can take a big chunk out of your building’s operating budget, especially with rising utility rates. But wha...

As 2025 rolls in, New York City is gearing up for some regulatory shake-ups. These laws will affect homeowners, business owners, and energy.

A green lease is an agreement between a landlord and a tenant that ensures both parties commit to environmental efficiency.

As the sun casts its light on the sleek facades of urban buildings, it’s a metaphor for the awakening of building management practices.

Explore the trends and technologies shaping the future of energy in NYC buildings, from renewable solutions to advanced innovations, ensu...

In the bustling metropolis of New York City, the focus on sustainability and efficiency in energy consumption has grown significantly...