Brooklyn, New York
Energy audits for Brooklyn multifamily, co-ops and industrial buildings.
Brooklyn's mix of pre-war apartment buildings, co-ops, new towers and industrial lofts each has its own energy profile. We audit them all, with a focus on heating plants and LL97 planning.
Local building stock
What we see in Brooklyn buildings.
Much of Brooklyn's large building stock is multifamily housing: pre-war elevator buildings, co-ops and condos, and a growing number of new towers. Heating plants, domestic hot water and distribution losses are usually the largest opportunities, followed by lighting in common areas and ventilation.
Buildings with a large share of rent-regulated apartments may follow LL97's prescriptive energy conservation measures path instead of the emissions limits. We help owners and boards understand which path applies and what it requires. In industrial areas such as the Navy Yard, Sunset Park and Greenpoint, compressed air, process loads and roof upgrades are common measures.
Rules that apply in Brooklyn
Brooklyn buildings over 25,000 sq ft are generally subject to LL84 and LL97; buildings over 50,000 sq ft also need LL87 audits.
Services in Brooklyn
Everything from audit to verified savings.
Also serving nearby: Williamsburg, Park Slope, Downtown Brooklyn, Bay Ridge, Bushwick, Flatbush
FAQ
Brooklyn energy audits.
Do you work with co-op boards?
Yes. We present findings to boards in plain language, with costs, savings and payback for each measure, and help sequence projects with capital reserves.
Which utilities serve Brooklyn?
Con Edison provides electricity. Gas is supplied by National Grid in most of Brooklyn. Both run efficiency incentive programs.
Request an energy audit in Brooklyn.
Send us your building details or call an engineer directly. We reply within one business day with a recommended scope and fee.