Trade/Profession: Real Estate & Property Management
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The next step in benchmarking NYC buildings
A proposed bill would expand NYC’s annual energy and water benchmarking law to buildings larger than 10,000 square feet.
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5 years after Covid: Healthy building trends to know (w/ Dr. Joe Allen)
In a special fifth anniversary episode, Dr. Joe Allen discusses ways to improve indoor air quality and shares the healthy building trends you need to know.
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Educating building operators for a green future
Discover how 32BJ Training Fund is preparing building operators for a sustainable future.
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Building the Green Workforce Ecosystem in NYC
Learn about the barriers and solutions for growing the green workforce in NYC.
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How Intro 772 would impact LL97
A City Council bill introduced last April aims to significantly weaken Local Law 97 for co-ops, condos and garden-apartment complexes.
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Cool Switch
Replacing central ACs with heat pumps is a sleeper electrification opportunity for many New York homes.
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What you need to know about the 2024 LL97 rulemaking
On September 27, the NYC Department of Buildings launched a third major rulemaking for LL97. Here’s what you need to know.
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Aligned for Action: LL97 Commercial Landlord & Tenant Forum
Urban Green convened a LL97 Commercial Landlord and Tenant Forum to discuss ways to better align commercial landlord and tenant energy management to meet LL97 requirements.
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Heating with ice
Mark MacCracken, the Vice President of CALMAC at Trane Technologies, joins host Ellen Honigstock and co-host Whitney Smith to discuss thermal energy storage.
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2024 Conference: NYC Next
At our 2024 conference, experts in sustainable buildings explored AI in construction, heat pump water heaters, and solutions for cutting embodied carbon.
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High hopes for heat recovery
Learn how heat pumps can help thousands of NYC’s largest buildings reuse their wasted heat!
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Unearthing geothermal energy
Brightcore’s Jonathan Hernandez joins Urban Green’s Ellen Honigstock to discuss geothermal energy.
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LL97’s new game-changing electrification credit
A little electrification now goes a long way! And buildings that act soon stand to benefit the most.
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The Green Economy Action Plan (w/ Nse Esema)
Nse Esema joined Urban Green Live to discuss NYC’s Green Economy Action Plan.
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Commissioning, you complete me!
Building systems are designed and installed separately, but they need to work together for a building to function as intended. Kelly Westby and Ellen Honigstock discuss how it happens.