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NYC has set emissions reductions targets for private buildings of 40% by 2030, and 80% by 2050 (compared to 2005 levels). As part of these efforts, Local Law 97 (LL97) sets greenhouse gas emissions limits for buildings larger than 25,000 SF, and covers almost 60,000 buildings.

CEG is proud to announce Nicole Hartman, Senior Project Manager, was recently awarded Young Energy Professional of the Year by the Association of Energy Engineers. This international award recognizes Nicole’s…

To achieve DC’s greenhouse gas reduction goals of 50% by 2032, the District Department of the Environment (DDOE) has released requirements for District buildings to meet Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS), which supplement the existing Energy Benchmarking Program (EBP)…

DC’s Energy Benchmarking Program (EBP) requires most building owners to benchmark their energy data every year or face steep fines. As local leaders in energy engineering, we’re here to help you understand the EBP and ensure that your buildings are accurately benchmarked.

Data centers are of prime consideration for ESPC projects, and CEG is an industry pioneer in data center ESPCs. Data centers can consume 100-200 times more electricity than standard office space, creating the opportunity for substantial energy savings. As a critical element of facility and organization operation, data centers can also benefit from ESPCs as a vehicle to finance resilience improvements…