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Large NYC buildings will soon be sporting a conspicuous A to F letter grade at their public entrances. Modeled after the NYC’s restaurant grades and similar building rating programs in Europe, a new city law mandates building energy efficiency...
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This benchmarking graphic includes information on cities that have also passed building audit and/or retrocommissioning policies.
This graphic displays the state of U.S. Benchmarking Policies on a map of the U.S.
This graphic compares commercial building policies across the U.S. Download the PDF to see both pages of the full graphic.
Links to Data Visualization Sites in U.S. cities.
This pie chart shows the gross building area covered annually by benchmarking policies across U.S.
Breakdown of Number of Properties Covered Annually by U.S benchmarking policies.