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As a property manager in New York City, you have to manage rising operational costs, ambitious sustainability targets, and a growing maze of regulations such as Local Law 97. The pressure is relentless, and the stakes for your portfolio have never been higher. Achieving meaningful energy efficiency requires a strategic,
Growing concerns about climate change have led to tighter rules around environmental accountability, particularly in carbon emissions reporting. For businesses in the United States, this represents a significant and complex challenge. Once optional under corporate social responsibility, sustainability reporting is quickly becoming a legal requirement. Companies now face increased pressure
For property managers or building owners, managing operational costs is a constant challenge, with monthly energy bills being a major expense. New regulations such as New York City’s Local Law 97 add further pressure by making energy efficiency a critical compliance issue, not just a desirable goal. The problem is
Greenwich Energy Solutions, Inc. is proud to announce that its President, Stephen Hughes, has been invited to serve for the second time on the Selection Committee for The Clean Fight Accelerator’s newest program focused on decarbonizing affordable and low-to-moderate income (LMI) housing. This prestigious program is part of The Clean
by Stephen Hughes As we enter 2025, New York’s building owners find themselves in the by now somewhat familiar position of watching the Department of Buildings navigate the rollout of another major energy law. Local Law 97, the city’s ambitious emissions reduction program, is now officially in effect – though
by Zalika Cheruvattam: With record flooding and warm winters, New York City is facing the dire consequences of climate change. The city hopes to combat these effects with laws such as the ambitious Climate Mobilization Act (2019), which aims to reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030. Currently, New York
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Brian Casey
Director
Brian Casey is a leading expert in the energy utility industry with over 25 years of experience.
As the founder and CEO of SourceOne, he steered the company's overall management, strategy, and technical advancements. His remarkable achievements include securing equity investments, establishing regional offices, acquiring complementary businesses, and spearheading the development of award-winning sustainable energy projects for SourceOne's diverse clientele. Under his guidance, the company secured high-profile, multimillion-dollar contracts for energy efficiency and infrastructure improvements across private and public sectors. SourceOne was acquired in April 2007 by Veolia Energy. Mr. Casey continued to grow the company over the next several years, delivering double-digit growth in both revenue and earnings, ultimately creating significant shareholder value.
Mr. Casey then cofounded SourceGreen, an industrial-scale solar energy development company that successfully permitted 6.5 megawatts of rooftop solar. SourceGreen was acquired in April 2012 by NextSun Energy.
Driven by his commitment to advancing the energy sector, Mr. Casey has actively contributed his expertise beyond his own ventures. He has served on the boards of prestigious institutions such as NYU-Poly Enterprise Learning program and the Massachusetts High Technology's Energy & Environmental Stewardship Council. Currently, he lends his guidance to the boards of Cantega Technologies and Greenwich Energy Solutions.
