The need for owners to navigate a complex landscape of clean energy and water programs greatly inhibits participation in multifamily efficiency programs nationwide.
Steam heating systems are responsible for a significant slice of New York City’s carbon emissions. Upgrading these systems represents a smart strategy to meet environmental goals, save building owners money. and improve resident comfort.
This report highlights best practices to make steam heating systems in NYC’s multifamily stock significantly more energy efficient, thus reducing this important building sector’s oil and gas usage. The bottom line is that no single measure can maximize a steam system’s efficiency – a comprehensive approach must be taken. And the gains are significant. If we appropriately repair and upgrade steam heating systems in larger multifamily buildings, owners could save $146 million annually in heating and maintenance bills. In addition, 312,000 tons of carbon emissions could be avoided.
Year:
2015
Resource File:
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 EEFA-Upgrading NYC Steam Systems.pdf | 1.71 MB |
Categories:
Building Owner Resources
