Salt Lake City Ordinance Puts a Spotlight on Efficiency
SLC adopts benchmarking and transparency law.
Policy
As a trusted, nonpartisan advisor for local, regional, state, and federal policymakers, IMT continuously facilitates collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders to drive demand for high-performance buildings that unleash a variety of environmental, economic, and social benefits for cities across the U.S.
Interested in learning more IMT’s work with cities to drive market demand for efficiency and high-performance buildings? Check out our blogs and resources below.
The Latest
Map: U.S. City, County, and State Policies for Existing Buildings: Benchmarking, Transparency and Beyond
This map summarizes which cities, counties, and states have adopted mandatory building energy benchmarking and transparency policies for existing buildings.
Stakeholder Engagement Guide: California Assembly Bill 802 Data Access and Benchmarking Policy
This document serves to guide the CEC through the process of stakeholder engagement with a focus on what the Energy Commission should do throughout 2017, prior to the point when the regulations are finalized and approved, to prepare the relevant parties for compliance with the law.
Overview of Utility Engagement Issues
This report was produced by IMT for the Pacific Coast Collaborative, which sets a cooperative direction in key policy areas of mutual interest among North America’s West Coast jurisdictions including California, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia.
Retail is Tapping Innovative Financing to Grow Sustainability– And it’s Working
Updated efficiency finance guides for retailers.
Catalyzing Market Transformation: Erin Beddingfield
Meet IMT's Manager of Data Strategy and Application.
IMT 2016 Annual Report Case Study: Creating Win-Win Solutions
By focusing on the top user of energy in the U.S.—buildings—IMT strives to help people save money, increase property value and make buildings more affordable, drive economic growth, reduce harmful pollution and tackle climate change, and live and work in healthy, resilient cities. Our progress on this work is captured in an interactive 2016 Annual … Continued
IMT 2016 Annual Report Case Study: Economic Growth
By focusing on the top user of energy in the U.S.—buildings—IMT strives to help people save money, increase property value and make buildings more affordable, drive economic growth, reduce harmful pollution and tackle climate change, and live and work in healthy, resilient cities. Our progress on this work is captured in an interactive 2016 Annual … Continued
Many Cities, Three Rankings: Who Comes Out on Top?
Three new reports rank cities with an eye on energy efficiency.
March on Climate Action by Tackling Building Energy Efficiency
Make our cities more vibrant, productive, healthy, and resilient.