From Pilot To Normal: Scaling All-Electric Buildings In NYC
New York’s building sector is moving from early all-electric case studies toward broader market adoption, driven in part by Local Law 154’s building electrification requirements and Local Law 97’s carbon limits. This Climate Week event will bring together panelists from Alloy Development, Perkins Eastman, and NYSERDA to discuss what it takes to make all-electric buildings scalable, financeable, and repeatable in New York.
Hosted at 505 State Street, NYC’s first all-electric residential skyscraper, the conversation will focus on practical lessons from real projects, including development feasibility, financing, policy drivers, design decisions, implementation challenges, and the path from pilot projects to normal market practice.
Panelists
Valeria Rincon - Partnerships & Implementation Manager at Rewiring America — moderator
Jennifer Grosso - Director of Architecture at Alloy Development
Evie Bauman - Program Manager, Market Scaling at NYSERDA
Matthew Seybert - Associate Principal at Perkins Eastman
Mate Anasta - Vice President at NY Green Bank
Organizations
Perkins Eastman - is a global design practice founded on the belief that design has the power to enhance people’s lives and safeguard the environment. With twenty-six multidisciplinary studios worldwide, its Human by Design philosophy places people at the center of every solution. Transforming challenges into opportunities, the firm connects people with their surroundings and each other—creating meaningful places that uplift clients and communities.
Rewiring America — is a nonprofit focused on advancing an affordable, resilient, all-electric future. The organization works with policymakers, industry leaders, manufacturers, workers, and communities to accelerate electrification, strengthen the electric grid, lower energy costs, and expand access to clean energy solutions for households and communities.
Alloy Development - is an innovative, interdisciplinary real estate development and architecture firm based in Brooklyn, New York. Founded with a dual focus on design and sustainability, the firm integrates architecture, development, construction, and asset management to shape sustainable and equitable urban spaces, including 505 State St, NYC’s first all-electric skyscraper.
New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) - the market scaling team’s efforts focus on overcoming adoption barriers, attracting private capital, and accelerating clean energy penetration across the built environment, grid, and industrial sectors to meet New York State's climate goals.
NY Green Bank — is a division of NYSERDA and a state-sponsored specialized fund that invests in New York State’s clean energy markets. Its mission is to transform financing markets in ways that accelerate the state’s clean energy transition by using public capital to address financing gaps and attract private investment.