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New Portland policy would require commercial buildings to track and report energy use

Posted on January 7, 2015

Portland is considering a new benchmarking regulation, but it is not expected to impact multi-family housing at this time.  Here is an article on the topic from the Portland Business Journal: “Owners of commercial buildings in Portland over 20,000 square feet would be required to track and report their building’s energy use under a proposed policy the city is considering for this spring….” Read More

Kent McDonald

Kent works at RealPage and helps apartment firms reduce operating costs related to utilities. You can connect with Kent at LinkedIn.com/in/kentmcd or Twitter.com/AptsKent.

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