Vert Energy Group

  Introduction  In the heart of New York City, a groundbreaking initiative known as Local Law 84 (LL84) was introduced with the purpose of spearheading energy and water conservation efforts within the urban landscape. This legislation mandates Energy benchmarking—a systematic recording, analysis, and reporting of a building's energy and water usage. Adherence to this law is not merely a matter of legal compliance but a contribution to a larger, citywide commitment to sustainability. Preparing for an LL84 benchmarking inspection is critical for building owners and managers to avoid sanctions and to support the city’s environmental objectives. In this blog, we will explore a step-by-step guide to ensure readiness for your Local Law 84 Benchmarking Inspection.  Understanding Local Law 84 and Its Importance Detailed Explanation of Local Law 84 Local Law 84, part of the Greener, Greater Buildings Plan passed in 2009, requires owners of New York City buildings larger th

  Introduction   In the modern business climate, efficiency and sustainability are not just buzzwords; they are the pillars of a successful and future- proofed enterprise. This is where EBEWE Benchmarking (Existing Buildings Energy and Water Efficiency) comes into the spotlight. EBEWE Benchmarking is a policy-meets-practice framework that allows building owners to gain a comprehensive overview of their energy and water consumption, benchmarking performance against similar establishments. As environmental concerns heighten and utility costs climb, a cost-benefit analysis for EBEWE Benchmarking becomes a critical exercise for businesses seeking sustainable success.   Understanding EBEWE Benchmarking    What is EBEWE Benchmarking?   At its core, EBEWE Benchmarking is a methodical approach for evaluating the energy and water efficiency of existing buildings. It's a process that involves collecting and analyzing utility data, comparing this data against established performance metric