Local Law 97 (LL97) is now in effect and introduces real financial risk for New York City hotels. Because hotels operate 24/7 and rely on energy-intensive systems such as domestic hot water, kitchens, laundry, and amenities, they are more exposed to LL97 penalties. (What is Local Law 97?)
Join the Hotel Association of New York City for a webinar on Thursday, March 19th at 10am, “Local Law 97: What Just Happened and What NYC Hotels Need to Do Next,” featuring LL97 experts Michael Scorrano, PE, Managing Director & Founder, and Mitchell Karasik, Director of Business Development, of EN-POWER GROUP.
In this session, attendees will learn:
• What recent LL97 developments mean for enforcement and compliance
• Why hotels face unique challenges under the law
• Practical steps hotels should take now to understand their exposure and begin planning
EN-POWER GROUP has been involved with Local Law 97 since its early development, participating on the committee that influenced the NYC Department of Buildings’ decision-making for the 2019 Climate Mobilization Act. With over 20 years of experience decarbonizing buildings, the firm has already helped more than 800 buildings file for the first LL97 compliance year—securing reduced or zero penalties for clients.
