Transition Climate Risks: From Initial Assessment to Mitigation-Nov. 20
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About the Event
As governments implement regulations to combat climate change, lenders must be aware of the risks associated with building performance standards and energy disclosures. Join MBA Education and industry experts for an in-depth discussion on key regulations, such as New York’s Local Law 97 and Denver’s Building Performance Policy, including the potential penalties for non-compliance and non-performance. Participants will also learn how to assist their clients in fulfilling these requirements through the use of energy audits, utility benchmarking, and exploring decarbonization strategies.
Date/Time
Wednesday, Nov. 20 (3:00 PM – 4:00 PM ET)
Objectives
• Examine current building performance standards and energy disclosure regulations, including NY Local Law 97 and Denver’s Building Performance Policy
• Identify the risks and penalties associated with non-compliance and non-performance in building energy regulations
• Learn strategies for compliance, such as conducting energy audits, implementing utility benchmarking, and exploring decarbonization pathways
Experience Level
• Entry-Level
Target Audience
• Loan Originators/Loan Processors
• Loan Analysts/Underwriters
• Loan Closers
• Individuals who work in other areas of commercial real estate (marketing, law, appraisal, accounting) and want to learn more about the commercial/multifamily real estate and lending
Speaker(s)
• Moderator: Jenny Redlin, Executive Director, Partner Engineering & Science
• Tony Liou, President, Partner Energy
• Sadie McKeown, President, The Community Preservation Corporation
