Frequently Asked Questions

Building performance is a data-driven assessment of the operational efficacy of a property.

Starting in 2024, Local Law 97 mandates New York City buildings not exceed greenhouse gas emissions above a certain threshold or face financial penalties.

Starting in 2020, Local Law 33 mandates buildings to publicly display the letter grade reflecting their benchmarking results.

A three phase power monitor measures a variety of electrical parameters for equipment such as large motors and other heavy loads that are powered with three phases of electricity.

Tenant metering is the process of tracking utility consumption used by individual tenants, usually for billing purposes when the utility charges based on the whole building's usage through what is known as a master meter.

Tenant billing software is a term used for programs that digest tenant submetering data, and automatically generate invoices for tenants when the billing period ends.

Utility submetering systems read, organize and generate bills for tenants based on their individual utility consumption as measured by submeters.

RTEM stands for Real Time Energy Management systems, which continuously collect live and historical performance data through a cloud-based platforms.

Reactive maintenance are repairs that are completed after equipment has already broken down.