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City of St. Louis Building Energy Awareness Ordinance
Effective in 2017, privately owned buildings and municipal buildings in St. Louis that are 50,000 square feet or more are required to be benchmarked, and owners must disclose annual energy and water consumption. Privately owned buildings must benchmark and submit reporting for the first compliance deadline no later than May 1, annually. Building owners will use a free, online tool called
Energy Star Portfolio Manager
to benchmark their buildings. Requiring large building to benchmark and report their energy use on an annual basis has been shown to be an effective driver of behavioral, operational and capital improvements to building energy performance.
Does the law apply to my building?
Find out if your building must comply with the benchmarking ordinance
What is Energy Star Portfolio Manager?
Learn how to use this tool to report your building data to the City
What are the reporting deadlines?
Know the compliance deadlines to avoid violations and fines
What if I don’t comply?
Discover how violations will be issued for non-compliant building owners
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