When CB Richard Ellis and LaSalle Investment Management began working together in 2006 as the asset service and management providers for Seattle's historic Dexter Horton building, there was a mutual understanding that they would invest in the upgrades needed to make the building as efficient as possible. By using the EPA’s free benchmarking tool, ENERGY … Continued
Hines first began measuring and rating, or benchmarking, the energy performance of Bank of America Fifth Avenue Plaza using the EPA’s free ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager tool in 2000. It was an eye-opening experience. For the first time, Hines was able to compare the building’s energy performance to similar buildings in the Seattle area as … Continued
Requirements for building owners to benchmark energy performance and disclose that information to the market have been passed in a number of U.S. cities and states in recent years. To help increase awareness of and compliance with these new laws, cities are conducting broad outreach, education, and training activities aimed at supporting building owners, managers, … Continued
Benchmarking is on the rise in Brazil and South Africa.
Will benchmarking and reporting lay the groundwork for disruptive innovation?
IMT has a big vision for buildings to use little energy.
35,000 buildings saved an average of 7% in energy.
City is first to release benchmarking results for private buildings.
New York achieves a landmark: benchmarking disclosure for commercial buildings.
Architects, are you listening? Energy benchmarking is here to stay.