See your building's real energy exposure — what you owe, what to fix, and a clear path to handle it. Computed straight from the statute and your own utility data, so you can plan ahead instead of react.
Cities now put real dollar penalties on energy use — and even where they don't, commercial power prices are climbing faster than they have in years. Most owners and boards can't say what either one will actually cost them. You should know your real exposure before you owe a cent of it.
We pull from your city's filings and your utility data and keep your energy record straight. In a regulated city, we prepare the filing and keep you compliant — a licensed engineer seals and submits it. Anywhere else, we keep your bills and benchmarks organized and ready.
Every upgrade ranked by dollars saved per dollar spent, modeled against your actual energy use and your city's caps. Where it pays, finance it through C-PACE with no upfront capital, repaid on your property tax bill — and we'll model whether that yearly payment comes in under the fine before you commit.
Commercial electricity is up double digits and still climbing — driven by AI data-center demand straining the grid. You can't change the price per kilowatt-hour. You can change how many you need. Every kilowatt-hour you don't buy is worth more this year than last.
Sources: EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook · PJM FERC data · Fortune Apr 2026
A penalty is only as good as the math behind it. Penalties are figured from an emission factor — and most online estimates use the wrong one (ENERGY STAR's 0.000408) instead of the factor the law actually names (Table 320-3, 0.000288962). On a real 2.4M-sqft NYC office that is the difference between a common estimate and the real number. We compute on the statute and show you every line, so the figure you act on is the figure you can defend.
NYC is live. Boston and Denver are coming — join the waitlist now. Any building, any city can get an energy assessment.
Local Law 97 applies to buildings over 25,000 SF. Over the cap? Look up what you owe and a funded path forward — in 30 seconds.
Building Energy Reporting and Disclosure Ordinance covers non-residential buildings 20,000 SF+. Penalties begin now for the largest buildings — $234/tCO₂e.
Energize Denver applies to commercial buildings 25,000 SF+. Tiered performance penalties apply at benchmark years through 2032.
Five steps from unknown exposure to a compliant building with no upfront capital required.
We pull from NYC DOF, DOB, and ENERGY STAR LL84 benchmarking data. Updated continuously.
Computed on the factor the law actually uses — Table 320-3 for NYC. Every line auditable and citable.
Upgrades ranked by dollars saved per dollar spent, modeled against your actual energy use and caps.
100% of retrofit cost financed. Fixed-rate to 30 years, repaid on the property tax bill, non-recourse.
A licensed engineer arrives already knowing your numbers, scopes the work, and files the compliance plan.
The penalty recurs every year and rises when Phase 2 caps tighten in 2030. C-PACE converts the capital project into a tax assessment repaid from energy savings. We model both options against your actual building before you commit.
C-PACE figures above are illustrative for a 2.4M SF NYC office. Your building's analysis is computed from your actual data. Methodology →
Once your systems are upgraded, BuildingFi connects to your building's sensors and helps you run them — optimizing energy use on your terms, and turning spare capacity into income through demand-response and grid programs. The liability you started with becomes an asset on your balance sheet.
Recommendations and automation you approve — decisions are never made over your head.