The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
launched a pilot program to help the commercial buildings sector reduce energy
use, save on operating costs, and cut greenhouse gas emissions. Under the
FlexTech Benchmarking Pilot, eligible customers will receive energy benchmarking
and onsite energy assessments that will provide recommendations on low-cost
building system upgrades.
Benchmarking can be a gateway to engaging in energy efficiency and can enable
building owners, property managers, and facility operators to better understand
and manage energy consumption. The pilot will also help applicable New York City
facilities comply with Local Law 84, a component of the Greener, Greater
Buildings Plan that requires building owners to benchmark energy
consumption.
The pilot augments traditional NYSERDA FlexTech incentives by providing
commercial, industrial, and institutional applicants up to $7,000 in
benchmarking services per site with no cost-share. For more information, please
contact Lauren Brust at (212) 564-5800 x101 or lbrust@swinter.com. http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/
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This blog should make sense to everyone who reads it as Energy benchmarking is really important for buildings because they can save on cost along with doing their part towards Environment too. Thank you for the blog.
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