The Process of Climate Mobilization Act Projects

Phase I: Benchmarking

MultiLink provides turnkey solutions for NYC Climate Mobilization Act (CMA). The company has a unique position and profound expertise offering its Energy Efficiency Services to clients who want to improve their CMA projects. There are five important steps to achieve such a goal.

The benchmarking is a snapshot of energy efficiency performances for each building. Both Energy Letter Grade and Carbon Emissions Limits Laws will be determined by the performance of annual benchmarking. Its performance is based on total annual energy usages (kbtu), necessary property information and the total square feet of buildings.

Energy Letter Grades:

The benchmarking shows an energy score, which is based on source energy usages. The energy score would be determined by the scale of 1-100. Improving an energy letter grade is dependent upon increasing a benchmarking score.

Phase II: Climate Mobilization Act Study

Carbon Emissions Limits:

The benchmarking provides the total amount of carbon emissions tons, which is based on site energy usages. Each property that is over 25,000 square feet in five boroughs will be issued by NYC to allow buildings to emit the certain amount of carbon emissions annually. Its specific emissions limits would be determined by each industry category and the size of buildings.

Offer a road of map of CMA projects that shows the performance of energy efficiency measures, the status of equipment operational conditions and identify rejected heat and find heat sinks that could reuse it.

The LL 97 Study

Heat Recovery Study

Phase III: Design

Develop a turnkey project that determines a scope of energy conservation measures for Climate Mobilization Act.

Strategy:

Analyze existing building conditions and documents to develop a scope of work for energy conservation measures.

Scope of Work:

Provide a list of potential energy measures to improve energy letter grades and reduce carbon emissions limits penalties.

Cost and Saving Estimations:

Determine turnkey project construction costs and energy savings for each identified measure.

Phase IV: Comprehensive Plan

Determine thorough analysis & evaluation for all necessary requirements for energy conservation measures for Climate Mobilization Act projects.

Phase V: Implementation

Provide Project Management, Engineering, Permitting, Procurement, Construction, Commissioning and Operations Services.