It’s safe to say that the Climate Mobilization Act (CMA) commonly known as LL97, which sets annual emissions standards (carbon limits) for all buildings 25,000 gross square feet and above, is in full swing. Beginning in 2025, penalties will begin to be assessed to buildings not incrementally showing required carbon offsets. Each building’s carbon budget/cap is based on their defined Read More
In addition to saving money on fuel, a key part of heating system automation involves remote connectivity and the ability to see what is happening in your building from anywhere. Building owners and managers who already have an internet Heat-Timer control have experienced this in a number of different ways. That’s thanks to the sensors and email/text alarms available to Read More
In a New York City Co-Op the governing board is controlled by the residents. They approve all important investment decisions related to upgrades and the systems in the building. Many times, the board members have little experience when it comes to decisions regarding the heating control systems for the building. The board at the 100 unit co-op at 15 Hill Read More
One of the largest costs in building management is the heating and cooling expense. It’s complex enough managing one building, but management companies usually have multiple buildings at multiple addresses within their portfolio. While Heat-Timer® Controls are considered best-in-class for fuel savings on the heating side, many building management companies may not realize that our internet controls provide robust, centralized Read More
It’s hard to believe it’s already been a year since the launch of the Genesis Heat-Timer® for small multi-family buildings. The capabilities of this control seems to have resonated with both existing and new clients, based on a few things we were able to achieve. The Genesis Heat-Timer ® Control represents lower upfront cost for those smaller multi-family buildings. It Read More