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Philadelphia's Building Energy Performance Program (BEPP) requires non-residential buildings 50,000 square feet and larger to complete an energy tune-up, certify as high-performing, or file for an exemption every five years. This year, however, the City of Philadelphia has dramatically stepped up its enforcement and fines for non-compliance. This cycle, the City has said it plans to enforce the program with an initial $2,000 fine, plus $500 a day — that's roughly $15,000 a mo

Ozone season in Philadelphia runs May 1 through September 30. During this period, emergency generators and fire pumps may not be tested, tuned or maintained on Air Quality Action Days — days when the AQI forecast is Orange or Red (above 100). New This Year: Where to Check the AQI Starting this ozone season, Philadelphia Air Management Services (AMS) will only accept AQI data from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) for the Southeast PA Region. Sour