Resilient Power Grid, Resilient Real Assets: The Future of NYC Energy
New York's real estate assets are facing a dual challenge: meeting ambitious decarbonization mandates (i.e., LL97, CLCPA goals) while hardening infrastructure against increasingly severe climate events. As New York electrify everything from heating to vehicles, the reliability of the local power grid is an unprecedented concern. For real estate professionals, grid resilience is a fundamental driver of asset value, operational continuity, and risk management.

This coming January, join ULI New York for a critical conversation on the interdependence of grid reliability and building performance. We are curating a unique cross-sector dialogue featuring voices representing regional grid operations, city-level climate policy, technology innovation, and private real estate investment.

Key topics of discussion:

• Reliability: How the grid is evolving to handle the dual stress of rapid electrification and extreme weather.
• Regulation: Navigating the intersection of CLCPA mandates and investment strategies.
• Readiness: Tangible consideration for owners to protect NOI and ensure operational stability in a volatile energy future