Under NYC Local Law 97, most buildings over 25,000 square feet must meet carbon emissions caps starting in 2024 to help NYC reach carbon neutrality by 2050. For affordable housing buildings, LL97 provides several compliance pathways, including meeting the 2030-2034 emissions caps or implementing prescriptive energy conservation measures by 2024 such as adjusting heating temperatures, repairing leaks, installing insulation, and upgrading lighting. The NYC Accelerator program helps building owners determine compliance requirements, identify compliance pathways, connect to financing options, and provide guidance on projects and service providers.
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NYCA LL97 Prescriptive Pathways Handout
Under NYC Local Law 97, most buildings over 25,000 square feet must meet carbon emissions caps starting in 2024 to help NYC reach carbon neutrality by 2050. For affordable housing buildings, LL97 provides several compliance pathways, including meeting the 2030-2034 emissions caps or implementing prescriptive energy conservation measures by 2024 such as adjusting heating temperatures, repairing leaks, installing insulation, and upgrading lighting. The NYC Accelerator program helps building owners determine compliance requirements, identify compliance pathways, connect to financing options, and provide guidance on projects and service providers.
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Local Law 97 — Article 321
Under NYC Local Law 97 (LL97), most buildings over 25,000
gross square feet must meet increasingly stringent carbon emissions caps starting in 2024.1 This law helps New York City reach its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. Prescriptive Understanding Alternative Compliance Pathways ECMs for Affordable Housing 1. Adjust temperature LL97 provides several different compliance pathways for set points for heat affordable housing buildings. This document focuses on and hot water Article 321, which requires that Covered Buildings meet one 2. Repair heating of the following conditions by 2024 to meet compliance: system leaks The annual building emissions did not exceed the carbon 3. Maintain heating limits for 2030–2034. (Report certified by a registered design system professional due by May 1, 2025.) 4. Install individual The building implemented the applicable Prescriptive temperature Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) by December 31, controls or insulated 2024. (Report certified by a retro-commissioning agent radiator enclosures due by May 1, 2025.) 5. Insulate heating and Covered Buildings include buildings in which more than 35 percent of units are hot water pipes rent regulated, regardless of whether they contain units with income restriction; HDFC cooperatives; and buildings that include federal project-based 6. Insulate steam assistance (e.g., Section 8, 202, 811, CoC), including buildings on NYCHA land that participate in the PACT program. system condensate tank or water tank 1 https://www1.nyc.gov/site/sustainablebuildings/ll97/local-law-97.page 7. Install heating Contact NYC Accelerator today to get started. system sensors and accelerator.nyc/LL97 | 212.656.9202 boiler controls [email protected] | linkedin.com/company/nycaccelerator NYC Accelerator is a program of the NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate and Environmental Justice. How Can NYC Accelerator Help? We are leading an effort to improve the quality of life and health of our communities by making New York City carbon neutral by 2050. The NYC Accelerator team provides the following Prescriptive assistance to help all building owners and managers: ECMs Determine your building’s local law compliance 8. Repair or replace steam traps requirements, LL97 emissions caps, and estimated penalty amounts (if applicable). 9. Install or upgrade Provide technical assistance to determine the optimal local steam system master venting law compliance pathway for your building and identify opportunities to reduce carbon emissions and energy costs. 10. Upgrade common area lighting to Connect you to financial incentives and financing options, comply with New including utility incentive programs and HPD financing York City Energy programs. Conservation Code Provide guidance finding service providers and soliciting 11. Weatherize and project proposals. air seal, where appropriate For buildings with affordable and/or rent regulated units that do not meet criteria listed above, find more information in the LL97 Guidance for 12. Install timers on Affordable Housing and FAQs: https://nyc.gov/LL97forHousing exhaust fans
13. Install radiant
The NYC Department of Buildings will issue additional guidance on LL97 Article 321. barriers behind all radiators Contact NYC Accelerator today to get started. accelerator.nyc/LL97 | 212.656.9202 [email protected] | linkedin.com/company/nycaccelerator NYC Accelerator is a program of the NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate and Environmental Justice.
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