We Help You File More Than 40 Energy and Emissions Reporting Programs Across North America

Energy and emissions reporting requirements are expanding fast and they vary by city, state, and country, building type, and size. Deadlines shift. Thresholds change. Some programs require annual benchmarking, others demand emissions disclosure or performance targets. Managing this across a portfolio without dedicated tooling quickly becomes risky, manual, and error-prone.

Built-in compliance expertise

Measurabl helps owners, operators, and investors stay compliant by managing the data, workflows, and submissions required to file accurately and on time across more than 40 benchmarking, disclosure, and performance programs in North America.

• Collect and normalize energy and water data across portfolios

• Prepare benchmarking and emissions reports aligned with local requirements

• Submit filings on time for city, state, and national programs

We track ordinance requirements, reporting formats, and submission timelines so your team does not have to decipher each rule independently.

Working together

We work as an extension of your team. Measurabl helps you collect and validate data, prepare reports aligned to each ordinance, and support the filing process across jurisdictions. Whether you manage a handful of buildings or a global portfolio, our workflows scale with you.

Programs we support

From annual energy benchmarking to emissions disclosure and building performance standards, Measurabl supports reporting for regulations across major U.S. cities, states, and Canadian jurisdictions including California, New York City, Boston, Washington DC, Chicago, Seattle, Toronto, and Vancouver.

See the full list of supported programs below:

United States

California

• Assembly Bill 802- Building Energy Benchmark Program
• Los Angeles: Existing Buildings Energy & Water Efficiency Program
• San Diego: Building Energy Benchmarking
• San Francisco: Existing Buildings Energy Ordinance
• San Jose: Energy And Water Building Performance Ordinance

Colorado

• Building Performance Colorado
• Denver: Energize Denver Ordinance
• Aspen: Building IQ
• Fort Collins: Building Energy and Water Scoring

• Washington, DC: Clean and Affordable Energy Act

Delaware

• Delaware State Housing Authority (DHSA) Benchmarking

Florida

• Orlando: Building Energy & Water Efficiency Strategy, Ordinance 2016-64

Georgia

• Atlanta: Commercial Buildings Energy Efficiency Ordinance

Hawaii

• Honolulu: Better Buildings Benchmarking Program

Illinois

• Chicago: Chicago Energy Benchmarking

Iowa

• Des Moines: Energy and Water Benchmarking Ordinance

Kansas

• Kansas City: Kansas City Energy Empowerment Ordinance

Maine

• South Portland: Energy & Water Benchmarking Ordinance
• Portland: Energy Benchmarking Ordinance

Maryland

• Montgomery County: Building Energy Benchmarking Law
• Maryland BEPS program

Massachusetts

• Boston: Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO)
• Cambridge: Building Energy Use Disclosure Ordinance (BEUDO)
• Chelsea: Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance
• Lexington: Building Energy Use Disclosure
• LBER Statewide Ordinance

Minnesota

• Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park, St. Paul, Rochester: Efficient Buildings Collaborative
• Minneapolis: Ordinance 47.190
• St. Paul: Energy Benchmarking Ordinance

Missouri

• St. Louis: Building Energy Performance Standard

New Jersey

• New Jersey Housing Mortgage Finance Benchmarking (NJHMFA)
• New Jersey Energy & Water Benchmarking

• New York City Local Law 84
• New York City Housing Preservation Department Benchmarking (NYC HPD)
• NY Homes and Communities Renewal (HCR)/Housing Financing Agency (HFA) Reporting

Ohio

• Columbus: Energy & Water Benchmarking Ordinance

Oregon

• Portland: Commercial Building Energy Reporting

Pennsylvania

• Philadelphia’s Building Energy Benchmarking Program
• Pittsburgh Building Benchmarking Ordinance

Texas

• Austin: Energy Conservation Audit and Disclosure Ordinance

Utah

• Salt Lake City: Commercial Building Benchmarking and Market Transparency

Virginia

• Arlington County

Washington

• Benchmarking for the Clean Building Performance Standard
• Seattle: Energy Use Benchmarking

Other Programs

Green Financing

• Freddie Mac Green Advantage® Benchmarking
• Fannie Mae Green Rewards Benchmarking

Multifamily Programs

• Better Buildings Challenge (BBC)
• Earthcraft Multifamily
• Enterprise Green Communities (EGC)
• Evergreen Sustainable Development Standards (ESDS)
• IHDA – Illinois Housing Development Authority Standards for Architectural Planning and Construction