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Goldman Copeland Launches Part 494 Refrigerant Management ServiceBeginning in March 2026, owners must report annual refrigerant leakage rates for registered large equipment. Goldman Copeland has created a refrigerant management service to address the new requirements. | |
Goldman Copeland Wins Con Edison AwardGoldman Copeland has been honored with Con Edison’s 2025 Diverse Measure Offerings Distinction Award. | |
Article: What New York’s Gas Ban Means for the Future of All-Electric BuildingsGoldman Copeland principal Vinod Palal was interviewed by Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M): A new all-electric building law in New York is the country’s first large-scale test for gas-ban legislation, setting a precedent for other states. | |
Kristen Baker is Named AEE New York’s Young Energy Professional of the YearThe New York Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers has named Kristen Baker of Goldman Copeland as its Young Energy Professional of the Year. | |
Dan Colombini Participates in ACEC NY Delegation Visit to Capitol HillThe American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) assembled a small delegation for a May 21 visit to Capitol Hill to talk with New York members of the U.S. House of Representatives on issues important to engineering. Goldman Copeland Principal Dan Colombini participated in the delegation, which included Nancy Clark, incoming Chair of ACEC New York; John Evers, President of ACEC New York, and Mike Burridge, NYS Director of Government Relations. | |
Goldman Copeland Honored by New York State in the Empire Building ChallengeGoldman Copeland has been honored by New York State for its role in the Empire Building Challenge, a $50 million initiative to help advance a climate-friendly building stock in New York. In the Challenge, orchestrated by NYSERDA (the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority), Goldman Copeland led a team consisting of Equity Residential and Ruhl Technology. | |
“Reducing Carbon Emissions From Houses of Worship”: A commentary by Tristan Schwartzman and Kristen BakerPM Engineer has published a commentary by Tristan Schwartzman and Kristen Baker titled “Reducing Carbon Emissions From Houses of Worship.” Goldman Copeland has worked with many of the most prominent houses of worship in the Greater New York City area to address their infrastructure needs. | |
Dan Colombini wins US Department of Energy’s Blazing the Trail Grand AwardDaniel Colombini, a Principal at Goldman Copeland, has won the US Department of Energy’s Blazing the Trail Grand Award for his LEED Platinum “Passive House” in Westchester County, NY. | |
Goldman Copeland Wins New Jersey Alliance for Action’s Distinguished Engineering AwardGoldman Copeland has won New Jersey Alliance for Action’s 2024 Distinguished Engineering Award for its work for Ocean University Medical Center, part of Hackensack Meridian Health. | |
Tristan Schwartzman Named AEE’s International Energy Engineer of the YearTristan Schwartzman, a Principal and the Director of Energy Services at Goldman Copeland, has been named International Energy Engineer of the Yearfor 2024 by the Association of Energy Engineers. |
