Post by Parity, Inc.

The third building in our Earth month spotlight is: 155 East 34th Street, a 330-unit white brick condo managed by Maxwell-Kates, Inc. For management companies like Maxwell-Kates, who have hundreds and hundreds of properties, the dilemma becomes: is it more cost effective to invest in new sustainability initiatives, or just pay the fines? Maxwell-Kates chose neither. Instead, by optimizing their HVAC systems through Parity’s Optimizer service, the building cut 183 metric tons of CO2, avoiding $48,108 in LL97 fines. Plus, they saved $80,575 in verified energy savings. Better for the planet. Better for their building. If your building is facing building performance fines you’d rather not pay, let’s talk: https://lnkd.in/efmU3yC Parity is a cost-effective option for reducing CO2 emissions to meet building performance standards without ripping and replacing equipment.