Compliance
San Francisco Ordinance 17-11 - Energy Audits and Building Benchmarking
The city of San Francisco requires owners of commercial buildings of at least 10,000 square feet to perform an energy benchmark of that building
annually and report it to the City of San Francisco. It also requires that an energy audit be performed on the building every five years.
Who is affected? Owners of commercial buildings in the City of San Francisco of at least 10,000 square feet.
What is required? Building must be benchmarked using EPA’s Portfolio Manager. Performance score must be submitted to the City annually.
To get started and for more details click here.
California’s Assembly Bill 1103 - Building Benchmarking
The State of California requires that building energy consumption information be disclosed when non-residential buildings are sold, leased, or refinanced
(as whole buildings). The information includes 12 months of energy data, as well as the building's energy score which comes from benchmarking the
building using the EPA's Portfolio Manager tool.
Who is affected? Owners or operators of non-residential buildings in the State of California that are sold, leased, or refinanced
What is required? Building must be benchmarked using EPA’s Portfolio Manager. The score plus 12 months of energy data must be disclosed
during the purchase, lease, or finance transaction.
To get started and for more details click here.
The city of San Francisco requires owners of commercial buildings of at least 10,000 square feet to perform an energy benchmark of that building
annually and report it to the City of San Francisco. It also requires that an energy audit be performed on the building every five years.
Who is affected? Owners of commercial buildings in the City of San Francisco of at least 10,000 square feet.
What is required? Building must be benchmarked using EPA’s Portfolio Manager. Performance score must be submitted to the City annually.
To get started and for more details click here.
California’s Assembly Bill 1103 - Building Benchmarking
The State of California requires that building energy consumption information be disclosed when non-residential buildings are sold, leased, or refinanced
(as whole buildings). The information includes 12 months of energy data, as well as the building's energy score which comes from benchmarking the
building using the EPA's Portfolio Manager tool.
Who is affected? Owners or operators of non-residential buildings in the State of California that are sold, leased, or refinanced
What is required? Building must be benchmarked using EPA’s Portfolio Manager. The score plus 12 months of energy data must be disclosed
during the purchase, lease, or finance transaction.
To get started and for more details click here.