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Your 25,000+ square foot building just got smarter, cheaper, 100% compliant and more desirable than a Pastrami on rye at Katz's deli.
Your 25,000+ square foot building just got smarter, cheaper, 100% compliant and more desirable than a Pastrami on rye at Katz's deli.
For NYC companies, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) isn’t just about policies and reporting — it’s a strategic framework to manage business integrity, operational risks, and regulatory obligations.
With Local Law 97 (LL97) setting aggressive carbon emission limits for buildings over 25,000 sq ft, energy management is no longer just an operational concern — it’s a core GRC issue.
Real-time dashboards and reports on emissions and energy usage for board and leadership visibility.
Accurate sustainability data powers ESG reporting and goal tracking.
Transparency around environmental performance builds credibility with investors, tenants, and regulators.
With fines starting at $268 per metric ton of CO2 over the LL97 limits, proactive risk management is critical.
IoT sensors flag energy spikes and inefficiencies in real-time.
Forecast future energy usage to stay within LL97 thresholds.
Automated alerts help prevent non-compliance incidents.
Compliance with LL97 requires detailed, verifiable data on building emissions.
IoT devices track energy consumption at the equipment level.
Centralized, tamper-proof data storage supports compliance reviews.
Accurate data feeds directly into required LL97 compliance filings.
Sustainability goals are now enforceable regulations.
Operational data is regulatory data.
Smart buildings are resilient, compliant buildings.
Let’s talk about building an IoT-enabled GRC strategy that works.