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Agency Performance
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Agency PerformanceEnergy Benchmarking of Private Buildings - Proposed Regulations
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The proposed regulations impment the provisions of the Green Buildings Act, and related legislation, which mandate that according to building size and defined schedule, owners of privately-owned buildings annually benchmark their buildings using the US EPA Energy Star Portfolio Manager benchmarking tool; that the benchmark and Energy Star statements of energy performance for each building be submitted to DDOE; and that beginning with the second annual filing for a given building, DDOE make the results available to the public. In addition the proposed regulations set for DDOE's implementation and enforement of the benchmarking requirements.
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