Link to Webinar Recording: https://youtu.be/RCDiREc1UTI

Register for this event using the GoTo Webinar meeting link:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2580899477347523928

This session is part of a larger series to give sustainability service providers the tools needed to help their clients comply with LL97 and support their clients. This is the second of five upcoming events in the DOB Sustainability Service Provider Webinar Series on LL97:

* Finding and Using the Covered Buildings List and Matrix
* Calculating building limits and emissions
* Prescriptive Energy Conservation Measures
* Overview of LL97 Adjustments
* Beneficial Electrification

This presentation covers the thirteen Prescriptive Energy Conservation Measures (“PECMs”) making up the prescriptive compliance path for emissions reduction under New York City’s Local Law 97 (“LL97”), which regulates the single-largest source of greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions in the city – buildings. The LL97 prescriptive compliance path is only available to certain types of affordable housing and houses of worship, and the code language may be found in NYC Administrative Code § 28-321 (“Article 321”) and 1 RCNY §103-17.

PRESENTER BIOS

Emily Hoffman
Emily Hoffman is currently serving as the Director of Building Energy & Emissions Performance at NYC Department of Buildings and will oversee the implementation of Local Law 97 in NYC. Prior to this role, Ms. Hoffman served for nearly 10 years as the Director of Energy Code Compliance for DOB. She led the first NYC-wide energy code compliance program that has ensured compliance for over 20,000 new buildings to date and updated the NYCECC over 3 code cycles to nearly 30% energy savings.  Ms. Hoffman is also heavily involved in local and national energy code development – leading the development of the NYCECC, IECC and participating in the development of ASHRAE 90.1, 229P and NYSERDA Stretch Code. Ms. Hoffman was awarded the Energy Professional Development of the Year award in 2019 and 2020 from the Association of Energy Engineers, her team won the Green Builder Sustainability Award for the category “Large Municipality” in 2019, and she was named an NYC Climate Hero in 2020.

Jean Kim
Jean Kim serves as the Deputy Director of Building Energy and Emissions Audits at the NYC Department of Buildings.  As a core member of the NYC Local Law 97 implementation team in the Department, Jean is fully involved in developing the operational procedures, platforms, and instruments to administer Local Law 97 and to streamline the existing sustainability laws.  Bringing her prior experience in implementing the NYC Energy Conservation Code across three code versions – 2014, 2016 and 2020 NYC ECC, Jean will lead the team of building energy & emissions auditors tasked with enforcing Local Law 97 and related laws.  Prior to joining the Department, Jean held executive positions in the private sector, such as Senior Principal at architectural firms in NYC and abroad.  Her achievements include founding and managing an award-winning architectural firm in NYC and overseeing large-scale internationally-collaborated architectural projects.  Jean is a Registered Architect, LEED AP BD+C, Certified Energy Manager, and Certified Passive House Designer.  Jean earned her master’s degree in design and environmental analysis from Cornell University.