Is your building required to benchmark?
More than 50 US cities and states require building owners to report energy use every year. Enter your address to see which laws apply, when your next report is due and what else is required.
Upcoming reporting deadlines
When benchmarking reports are due in the cities and states we track.
How the compliance finder works
- Enter the building address. Start typing and pick the address, or choose a city or county from the list.
- Tell us the building type and size. Most laws only cover buildings above a size threshold.
- See what applies. You get every city, county and state benchmarking law that covers the building, the next reporting deadline, whether third-party verification or an energy audit is required, and the penalties for missing a deadline.
- Get the report by email. We send you a copy with a step-by-step plan and remind you before your deadlines.
What laws does it cover?
The finder tracks energy and water benchmarking laws and building performance standards in more than 50 US cities, counties and states, including New York City Local Law 84, Boston BERDO 2.0, Chicago, Washington DC, Energize Denver, Seattle, Los Angeles EBEWE, California AB 802, Washington State Clean Buildings and the Colorado and Maryland performance standards. Browse them all on our benchmarking laws by city and state page.
Need help with the filing?
Energy Fave handles benchmarking, third-party verification and ENERGY STAR certification for commercial and multifamily buildings in all 50 states. Request a fixed-price quote or read our frequently asked questions.