Blog categorized as Energy Submetering

Understanding NYC Local Law 88: Key Implications for Commercial and Industrial Buildings

General metering and submetering options for the primary utilities such as electric, gas and water. We discuss the differences and the value that can come from submetering the various utilities.

Local Law 97 in NYC mandates large buildings reduce carbon emissions, starting 2024. Energy metering is crucial for compliance, tracking utility use, and reporting. Fines apply for non-compliance. Future changes will tighten limits by 2030. Smart metering aids efficiency and ensures legal adherence.

Tenant metering and billing in commercial buildings ensure fair cost allocation and compliance with city benchmarking regulations. Automated systems enhance accuracy, while integrating smart meters helps track utility usage. Compliance with local laws promotes energy efficiency.

Compressed air is an important and expensive utility for industrial facilities. Leaks, poor sequencing, mismanaged end use can lead to significant waste.

"AI for Energy: Opportunities for a Modern Grid and Clean Energy Economy" from the U.S. Department of Energy identifies near-term opportunities for AI to aid in four key areas of grid management: planning, permitting, operations and reliability, and resilience.