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Additional information on NYCHA's electrification program and sustainability requirements for RAD/PACT developments

1:51:39

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NYCHA officials provide additional information about their electrification program and clarify sustainability requirements for RAD/PACT developments.

The general electrification program includes sites with geothermal technology
RAD/PACT developments are required to follow NYCHA's direction on sustainability efforts
Sustainability requirements are built into the RFIs for RAD/PACT developers
The real estate development team and sustainability division work closely to align standards for RAD/PACT developments

Dylan Baker-Rice

1:51:39

As part of our general electrification program, we also have, sites with geothermal.

1:51:45

So I wouldn't call it a pilot program, but, that's another

Chris Banks

1:51:50

Right.

1:51:50

With the with the RADS, how was is NYCHA also, requiring the RADS also, follow the same, direction that NYCHA is going?

Gillian Connell

1:52:03

Yes.

1:52:04

So they similarly are prioritizing sustainability efforts when they're developing their their scope.

1:52:09

So some of the tactics that Siobhan was talking about, such as electric electrification or partial electrification, is also being rolled out at at PAC sites as well.

Chris Banks

1:52:20

Okay.

Siobhan Watson

1:52:20

And we work closely with the real estate development team to ensure that those requirements are built into the the RFIs that go out for pack developers.

1:52:30

So, the the 2 divisions work very closely together on aligning those standards.

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