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Is Your Building Next? How SF’s New Benchmarking Laws Could Affect You!

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  In the bustling streets of San Francisco, change is as iconic as the Golden Gate Bridge itself. The city, known for its innovative spirit and commitment to sustainability, has taken a significant step forward with the introduction of new benchmarking laws aimed at enhancing building energy efficiency. As urban landscapes continue to evolve, these regulations could have a profound impact on property owners, managers, and tenants alike. Let's delve into what these laws entail and how they might affect you.    Understanding the New Benchmarking Laws  San Francisco's recent update to its building energy benchmarking regulations is part of a broader initiative to reduce carbon emissions and promote energy efficiency across the city’s building stock. The ordinance requires owners of commercial and residential buildings over a certain size to annually measure their energy consumption through Building Energy Benchmarking. This process involves reporting the amount of ene...

Are You Prepared for the Major Shifts in Benchmarking Laws Coming in 2025?

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    As we approach 2025, the regulatory landscape for compliance and benchmarking is undergoing significant transformations. Businesses across various sectors must prepare to adapt to these changes to ensure they remain compliant and competitive. This blog explores the upcoming shifts in benchmarking laws , highlighting new compliance laws and standards, and offers insights into best practices that can help businesses navigate this evolving terrain.     Understanding the New Benchmarking Laws  Benchmarking laws are designed to set standards for measuring business performance in different areas, including environmental impact, energy efficiency, financial performance, and more. In 2025, these laws are set to become stricter, with increased penalties for non-compliance and enhanced requirements for transparency and sustainability.  One of the key changes is the introduction of more rigorous environmental benchmarking standards. These are intended to comb...