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There are more than two dozen U.S. cities and states with energy rating and disclosure laws.	More than 30 countries in Europe have energy rating and certification programs.	Australia has national rating programs enforced by law and building code.	China has a unique rating program using asset and operational ratings.

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What is Rating & Disclosure?

A rating evaluates the energy efficiency of a home or building. Disclosure is the process of publicizing this efficiency score. Such energy performance transparency informs the market about energy costs and encourages investments in efficiency. Learn more about Rating & Disclosure

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Rating and Disclosure policies exist in more than 50 cities, states, and countries worldwide. This includes every EU member state, China, Australia, and jurisdictions across the United States. Check the global policy map

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