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Overcoming Challenges in Local Law 95 Compliance
Posted on 11 May, 2023 by The Cotcon Group
Complying with Local Law 95 (LL95) and its energy efficiency requirements can present certain challenges for building owners and managers. However, with the right strategies and approaches, these challenges can be overcome. This blog post explores the common hurdles faced during LL95 compliance and offers solutions to help stakeholders navigate the process successfully. From addressing cost considerations and technical complexities to overcoming resistance to change, building owners can find...
Sustainable Future: Local Law 97 and its Impact on NYC Buildings
Posted on 29 June, 2023 by The Cotcon Group
Embrace a sustainable future with Local Law 97 ! Discover how this groundbreaking regulation is transforming NYC buildings and paving the way for a greener city. Local Law 97 sets emissions limits for buildings, driving a significant reduction in carbon footprint and fostering environmental sustainability
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Exploring the Economic Impact of Local Law 97 on Businesses
Posted on 17 May, 2023 by The Cotcon Group
Explore the economic impact of Local Law 97 on businesses with The Cotocon Group, a leading sustainability consulting company. Discover how this groundbreaking regulation, also known as NYC Local Law 97 or LL97 NYC, affects businesses operating in New York City. Gain insights into the opportunities and challenges presented by Local Law 97 and learn how The Cotocon Group can assist businesses in navigating the requirements and maximizing the benefits of this influential sustainability...
How can I comply with Local Law 87?
Posted on 31 May, 2023 by The Cotcon Group
Complying with Local Law 87 can help you to reduce energy consumption, save money on energy bills, and improve the environmental performance of your building. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3MTA0FI
How does Local Law 97 impact buildings?
Posted on 5 June, 2023 by The Cotcon Group
Buildings that emit more than 25,000 pounds of carbon dioxide per year will be required to reduce their emissions. This can be done through a variety of measures, such as installing energy-efficient appliances , upgrading insulation, and switching to renewable energy sources.
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