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Home » Authors » Tristan Schwartzman and Kristen Baker

Tristan Schwartzman and Kristen Baker

The authors are energy engineers at the New York City-based consulting engineering firm Goldman Copeland, where Tristan Schwartzman is a principal and director of Energy Services.

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Reducing carbon emissions from houses of worship

Low-cost, high-impact steps to help religious facilities reduce energy consumption.
Tristan Schwartzman and Kristen Baker
January 21, 2025

New York City’s Local Law 97 requires buildings over 25,000 square feet, including houses of worship, to improve energy efficiency by 2025. Compliance involves 13 low-cost measures focused on heating and lighting, promising significant energy and financial savings.


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