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Building Energy Benchmarking: Multifamily Checklist to Benchmark in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager Use this document to gather the needed information to benchmark a multifamily building for compliance

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How to fill out building energy benchmarking multifamily

1. Step 1: Gather all relevant information about the multifamily building, such as its total square footage, number of units, and number of occupants.
2. Step 2: Use an energy benchmarking tool or software, such as ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, to input the collected information.
3. Step 3: Provide additional details about the building, such as the types of energy systems used, energy efficiency measures implemented, and any renewable energy sources in use.
4. Step 4: Review and verify the data entered to ensure accuracy and completeness.
5. Step 5: Generate a benchmarking report to compare the building's energy performance to similar multifamily buildings in the area.
6. Step 6: Analyze the benchmarking results and identify areas for potential energy efficiency improvements.
7. Step 7: Implement energy-saving measures, track progress, and regularly update the benchmarking data to maintain accurate records.
8. Step 8: Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of energy-saving measures over time, adjusting strategies as needed.

Who needs building energy benchmarking multifamily?

1. Building owners and managers of multifamily properties
2. Government agencies and regulators
3. Energy efficiency professionals
4. Financial institutions and lenders
5. Utility companies
6. Architects and designers
7. Real estate developers and investors
8. Potential tenants and residents interested in energy-efficient buildings

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What is building energy benchmarking multifamily?

Building energy benchmarking multifamily refers to the process of measuring and comparing the energy performance of multifamily residential buildings to assess their energy efficiency and identify opportunities for improvement.

Who is required to file building energy benchmarking multifamily?

Building owners or managers of multifamily residential buildings that meet certain size and occupancy criteria, as defined by local regulations, are required to file building energy benchmarking multifamily.

How to fill out building energy benchmarking multifamily?

To fill out building energy benchmarking multifamily, you must gather energy usage data, building characteristics, and occupancy information, then enter this data into the required benchmarking tool or platform as outlined by local guidelines.

What is the purpose of building energy benchmarking multifamily?

The purpose of building energy benchmarking multifamily is to promote energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, inform tenants about energy use, and support the development of energy-saving strategies for the property.

What information must be reported on building energy benchmarking multifamily?

Information that must be reported includes energy consumption data, building square footage, number of units, occupancy rates, and any relevant energy-efficient practices or upgrades implemented within the building.