This approach enables you to make upgrades on your timeline and build a path toward compliance with Local Law 97 and other building regulations.ĭon’t have a capital improvement plan? NYSERDA offers Low-Carbon Capital Planning Support through cost-share incentives for an energy study conducted through the Flexible Technical Assistance (FlexTech) program to help develop a capital plan that incorporates low-carbon improvements over time. Implement each package one-by-one to make improvements over time, leveraging existing capital improvement points, such as equipment end of life and tenant turnover. However, implementing all packages in a building will achieve higher levels of performance, at near-EnerPHit (Passive House Certificate for retrofits) levels, greatly improving resident comfort and achieving substantial savings on energy costs.
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Heating & Cooling – Install heat pump technology for in-unit heating and cooling.Ventilation – Provide balanced ventilation with heat/energy recovery to each apartment.Envelope – Install building envelope upgrades to meet specified area weighted U-value target based on climate zone and building typology and provide code-compliant ventilation for each bathroom and kitchen.You are considering electrification of your multifamily propertyĮach of the four packages includes detailed guidance for each building system and a set of required upgrades, along with additional recommended upgrades to achieve even deeper energy savings and incentives to major building systems:.You want to reduce operating costs and improve resident health and comfort.You have any upcoming planned or potential building improvements and are interested in learning about available high-performance solutions.The Low-Carbon Pathways program is right for you if: This guided path of building upgrades can help you achieve your sustainability goals.
The Multifamily Buildings Low-Carbon Pathways Program offers four packages of incentivized energy upgrades that bring deep energy savings to major building systems. Take a step-by-step approach toward implementing a low-carbon retrofit of your multifamily buildings and receive valuable financial incentives along the way.
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