For NYC owners, asset managers and sustainability leads: quantify your building's emissions exposure under Local Law 97, then rank retrofit measures by return — with an audit trail behind every number.
Local Law 97 sets carbon emissions limits for most NYC buildings over 25,000 square feet, administered by the NYC Department of Buildings. The financially rational response is not panic capex — it is modeling your exposure precisely, then sequencing measures by ROI and compliance impact. Refer to the official NYC sustainable buildings resources for current limits and filing requirements.
Building emissions calculated from utility data and mapped against LL97 limits for your occupancy classes.
Energy Use Intensity baseline and benchmark, consistent with your benchmarking submissions.
Electrification, envelope, controls and plant measures ranked by capex, payback and emissions impact.
A sequenced capital plan showing which compliance periods each package addresses.
How energy cost reduction and avoided penalties flow into net operating income, stated with assumptions visible.
Every figure carries provenance — inputs, method and standard — ready for scrutiny.
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Every figure in an Intelli-BuildAI report links back to its input evidence and the standard it was calculated against. Review a sample before you share any data.
Referenced against recognised standards & regional frameworks
Outputs are produced by deterministic, physics-based calculation engines referenced to published standards, with data provenance recorded per input. Where inputs are incomplete, results are clearly marked indicative pending validation — no figure is presented as verified until the underlying evidence supports it.
It models your emissions against published LL97 limits so you can see indicative exposure by compliance period. Specific penalty amounts and filing requirements are governed by the NYC Department of Buildings — we link the official sources rather than restating them.
Benchmarking reports consumption. This converts that data into an exposure model and a ranked, costed retrofit sequence — the decision layer benchmarking does not provide.
Yes. Heat pump conversions, plant replacement, controls and envelope measures are modeled with physics-based calculations, including their emissions-coefficient implications.
Yes — every figure links to its inputs and method, which is the format boards, lenders and consultants can interrogate rather than accept on faith.
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