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San Francisco ECB Ordinance Compliance

Deadline: April 1, 2021

Required for commercial buildings over 10,000 sq.ft. + multi-family buildings over 50,000 sq.ft.

*all other buildings in California over 50,000 sq.ft. are also required to comply with AB 802

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How To Comply with S.F. Benchmarks:

You have 2 options to comply with the Annual Benchmark requirement:

Option #1:

Get Professional Help

as low as $197* (see pricing »)

Time to Complete: 15-30 minutes per building

Step 1) Create a free account to use the Vert Energy Benchmark Tool™

Step 2) Download & Submit Authorization Forms (30 minutes or less)
Step 3) Purchase Benchmark Credits after we verify which of your buildings need to comply

Done. Your benchmark(s) will be finalized and submitted on your behalf.

Done. Time to relax... you deserve it!

You'll be notified once your building is in compliance.

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Option #2:

Do-It-Yourself Benchmark

$100-400 in-house labor costs

Time to Complete: 8-20 hours per building

Step 1) Determine if your building(s) are required to be Benchmarked this year
Step 2) Identify which companies supply electricity and gas to the building (e.g. PGE, SMUD, SCE, SCG, BWP, etc)

Step 3) Create a Portfolio Manager Account + Set up each property
Step 4) Determine the appropriate method for obtaining 12-24 months of "Aggregated" utility bills

Step 5) Complete Electric Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed)
Step 5) Complete Gas Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed)
Step 6) Add Property Use Details to Portfolio Manager (for each space type, if multiple)

Step 7) Add Electric & Gas Meters to Portfolio Manager
Step 8) Run Data Quality Check + Finalize Energy Benchmark Report(s)
Step 9) Submit Benchmark Report(s) to California Energy Commission

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Energy Benchmark Help

San Francisco ECB Ordinance Compliance

Deadline: April 1, 2021

Required for commercial buildings over 10,000 sq.ft. + multi-family buildings over 50,000 sq.ft.

*all other buildings in California over 50,000 sq.ft. are also required to comply with AB 802

How To Comply with S.F. Benchmarks:

You have 2 options to comply with the Annual Benchmark requirement:

Option #1:

Get Professional Help

as low as $197* (see pricing »)

Time to Complete: 15-30 minutes per building

Step 1) Create a free account to use the Vert Energy Benchmark Tool™

Step 2) Download & Submit Authorization Forms (30 minutes or less)
Step 3) Purchase Benchmark Credits after we verify which of your buildings need to comply

Done. Your benchmark(s) will be finalized and submitted on your behalf.

Done. Time to relax... you deserve it!

You'll be notified once your building is in compliance.

Option #2:

Do-It-Yourself Benchmark

$100-400 in-house labor costs

Time to Complete: 8-20 hours per building

Step 1) Determine if your building(s) are required to be Benchmarked this year
Step 2) Identify which companies supply electricity and gas to the building (e.g. PGE, SMUD, SCE, SCG, BWP, etc)

Step 3) Create a Portfolio Manager Account + Set up each property
Step 4) Determine the appropriate method for obtaining 12-24 months of "Aggregated" utility bills

Step 5) Complete Electric Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed)
Step 5) Complete Gas Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed)
Step 6) Add Property Use Details to Portfolio Manager (for each space type, if multiple)

Step 7) Add Electric & Gas Meters to Portfolio Manager
Step 8) Run Data Quality Check + Finalize Energy Benchmark Report(s)
Step 9) Submit Benchmark Report(s) to California Energy Commission

Contact Us

Energy Benchmark Help

San Francisco ECB Ordinance Compliance

Deadline: April 1, 2021

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Required for commercial buildings over 10,000 sq.ft. + multi-family buildings over 50,000 sq.ft.

*all other buildings in California over 50,000 sq.ft. are also required to comply with AB 802

How To Comply with S.F. Benchmarks:

You have 2 options to comply with the Annual Benchmark requirement:

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Option #1:

Get Professional Help

as low as $197* (see pricing »)

Time to Complete: 15-30 minutes per building

Step 1) Create a free account to use the Vert Energy Benchmark Tool™

Step 2) Download & Submit Authorization Forms (30 minutes or less) Step 3) Purchase Benchmark Credits after we verify which of your buildings need to comply

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Done. Your benchmark(s) will be finalized and submitted on your behalf.

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Done. Time to relax... you deserve it!

You'll be notified once your building is in compliance.

Option #2:

Do-It-Yourself Benchmark

$100-400 in-house labor costs

Time to Complete: 8-20 hours per building

Step 1) Determine if your building(s) are required to be Benchmarked this year Step 2) Identify which companies supply electricity and gas to the building (e.g. PGE, SMUD, SCE, SCG, BWP, etc)

Step 3) Create a Portfolio Manager Account + Set up each property Step 4) Determine the appropriate method for obtaining 12-24 months of "Aggregated" utility bills

Step 5) Complete Electric Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed) Step 5) Complete Gas Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed) Step 6) Add Property Use Details to Portfolio Manager (for each space type, if multiple)

Step 7) Add Electric & Gas Meters to Portfolio Manager Step 8) Run Data Quality Check + Finalize Energy Benchmark Report(s) Step 9) Submit Benchmark Report(s) to California Energy Commission​

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Step 2) Download & Submit Authorization Forms (30 minutes or less)
Step 3) Purchase Benchmark Credits after we verify which of your buildings need to comply

Step 1) Determine if your building(s) are required to be Benchmarked this year
Step 2) Identify which companies supply electricity and gas to the building (e.g. PGE, SMUD, SCE, SCG, BWP, etc)

Step 3) Create a Portfolio Manager Account + Set up each property
Step 4) Determine the appropriate method for obtaining 12-24 months of "Aggregated" utility bills

Step 5) Complete Electric Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed)
Step 5) Complete Gas Co. Authorization Forms + Submit Data Requests (owner & tenant usage is needed)
Step 6) Add Property Use Details to Portfolio Manager (for each space type, if multiple)

Step 7) Add Electric & Gas Meters to Portfolio Manager
Step 8) Run Data Quality Check + Finalize Energy Benchmark Report(s)
Step 9) Submit Benchmark Report(s) to California Energy Commission