Buildings Energy Benchmarking Ordinance
What Cities have Energy Disclosure Compliance in place as of now?
- Atlanta – Commercial Buildings Energy Efficiency Ordinance
- Austin – Energy Conservation Audit and Disclosure Ordinance
- Berkeley – Building Emissions Saving Ordinance
- Boston – Building Energy Reporting and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO)
- Boulder – Boulder Building Performance Ordinance
- California – Building Energy Benchmarking – Assembly Bill 802
- Cambridge – Building Energy Use Disclosure Ordinance (BEUDO)
- Chicago – Energy Benchmarking Ordinance
- Denver – Energize Denver Ordinance
- Evanston – Energy and Water Benchmarking Ordinance
- Honolulu – Better Buildings Benchmarking
- Kansas – City Kansas City Energy Empowerment Ordinance
- Los Angeles – Existing Buildings Energy & Water Efficiency Program
- Minneapolis – Energy Benchmarking Compliance.
- Montgomery County – Building Energy Benchmarking Law
- New York City – Local Law 84
- Orlando – Building Energy & Water Efficiency Strategy, Building Energy Benchmarking
- Philadelphia – Building Energy Benchmarking Ordinance
- Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh Building Benchmarking Ordinance
- San Francisco – Existing Buildings Energy Ordinance
- Seattle – Seattle Energy Benchmarking Law
- St. Louis – St. Louis Building Energy Awareness Ordinance
- Washington DC – Clean and Affordable Energy Act
- Washington State – Clean Buildings Performance Standard
What are the benefits of Energy benchmarking?
- Reduce energy consumption
- Find irregularities in utility bills
- set milestones to lower energy consumptions.
What information is collected for energy Benchmarking?
- Energy Bills (Electricity, Natural Gas, Steam, District Energy, Any Other Purchased Fuel)
- Water Bills
- Floor Plan Documentation
What utilities are required for benchmarking reporting?
- Water
- Electricity
- Natural Gas
- District Energy
- Any other purchased fuel
Interested in benchmarking help?
If you are interested to learn more how Energy Fave can help with Energy benchmarking for your building or if you have more questions about the whole reporting process, feel free to email us: [email protected]