BUILD ENERGY GROUP

Average 30% alternative green energy savings
Alternative Energy Savings
ABOUT US BUILD ENERGY GROUP
Build Energy Group (BEG), a division of Build Sales Group, LLC. (BSG), is the exclusive NY territory energy consultant and supports national major accounts, for Utility Services Network (USN). With access to over 200 alternative power suppliers, we can provide our clients extensive energy discounts based on our combined energy volume. With clients including, Melissa & Doug Toys, General Mills, and Ryan Homes, all enjoying energy savings, some power savings over 30%. Example of our offering (one of our green alternative energy suppliers):
Approximately 30% energy savings
Fixed rate, regardless of energy consumption
Energy is distributed to your existing (local) provider, and then delivered to your building by your local provider
Makes a great positive impact on the environment, tier 4 green power
Electric usage is offset by 100% renewable energy credits (RECs), to support the energy you use
No monthly service fee, no deposit, and no early termination fee
LOCAL LAW 87
Local Law 87 (LL87) requires buildings larger than 50,000 square feet to periodically undergo energy audits (an inspection and analysis of how much energy is being used in a facility) and retro-commissioning measures (adjusting building systems to make sure a structure is operating at its peak efficiency). The main purpose of LL87 NYC is to inform building owners of their energy usage through these audits and retro-commissioning.
LOCAL LAW 88
Local Law 88, mandated for the decarbonization pathway in New York City, imposes specific requirements on buildings. All buildings must adhere to the New York City Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC) from July 1, 2010, or later iterations. The deadline for filing the required report is set for May 1, 2025. It’s advisable to submit a separate report to the Department of Buildings (DOB) to prevent any potential confusion.
LOCAL LAW 95
Local Law 95 was among the new measures established to reduce building-generated emissions by 40% by 2030, and 80% by 2050. It requires most mid-size and large buildings in NYC to post energy efficiency grades near public entrances by October 31st. Most specifically, every owner of buildings over 25,000 square. In addition to an attempt to increase transparency, this initiative also seeks to hold property managers and owners responsible for emissions and energy performance.
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