Local Law 97 Explained: What It Means for NYC Building Energy Use
Learn how NYC’s Local Law 97 affects your building’s energy use and emissions. Energo helps property owners meet compliance, cut costs, and avoid penalties.
Learn how NYC’s Local Law 97 affects your building’s energy use and emissions. Energo helps property owners meet compliance, cut costs, and avoid penalties.
If you heat your home with oil in New York City, you’ve probably heard the term “No. 2 heating oil.” In fact, about heating oil basics: this fuel – No.2 – is by far the most common grade used in residential heating fuel tanks across NYC.
Staten Island homeowners and building owners have numerous heating oil companies to choose from. How do you determine which NYC oil supplier is the best for your needs?
If you rely on heating oil to keep your home warm, you’ve probably wondered how often you need to refill your oil tank – especially when temperatures dive during winter.
Brooklyn experiences cold winters just like the rest of New York City, and having a dependable fuel supplier is crucial to stay warm. Whether you’re a homeowner in a brownstone or a business owner running a commercial space, you need heating fuel you can count on.
Managing a property in New York City during the winter comes with a unique set of challenges. Keeping tenants warm and satisfied while also controlling energy costs is a difficult balancing act.
Home heating in New York City is undergoing a quiet revolution. Driven by NYC building energy laws and ambitious climate initiatives, the traditional ways of heating houses and apartment buildings are evolving toward cleaner, greener methods.
As winter approaches in New York City, commercial building owners face the annual challenge of finding the best heating oil company to fight high heating bills.
Running out of heating fuel isn’t just inconvenient — in New York City, it can bring an entire building to a halt. Tenants lose heat, boilers shut down, and property managers face frustrated calls and potential code violations.