BOMA San Francisco Members:
The Better Buildings Initiative and the SEE Action Network would like you to join them for a presentation on the underlying barriers affecting access to building energy data, and the solutions currently underway across the country.
The upcoming webinar will be held on August 6, 2013, and will highlight the successful collaboration between building owners, utilities, regulators, and policymakers in Philadelphia, as well as provide information on new resources that can help you replicate this model in your community. Presenters will discuss the status, barriers and solutions to data access for energy performance benchmarking including the SEE Action Network’s Utility Regulator’s Guide to Data Access for Commercial Building Energy Performance Benchmarking, which was released in May 2013.
Commercial Building Energy Data Access: A Success Story and New Resources
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. EDT
Click here to register
Presenters: Laurie Actman (EEB Hub), Tom Bonner (PECO), Jim Gallagher (SEE Action, New York State Smart Grid Consortium), Darren Gill (PA PUC), Marla Thalheimer (LPT)
About the Guide
The Utility Regulator’s Guide to Data Access for Commercial Building Energy Performance Benchmarking was published this past May. It addresses topics related to commercial building energy performance benchmarking, including:
Presenters: Laurie Actman (EEB Hub), Tom Bonner (PECO), Jim Gallagher (SEE Action, New York State Smart Grid Consortium), Darren Gill (PA PUC), Marla Thalheimer (LPT)
About the Guide
The Utility Regulator’s Guide to Data Access for Commercial Building Energy Performance Benchmarking was published this past May. It addresses topics related to commercial building energy performance benchmarking, including:
- The value of commercial building energy performance benchmarking as a driver of energy and cost savings
- The key barriers and challenges related to energy data access for commercial customers seeking to benchmark their properties
- How regulators can take a more active role in driving customer data access solutions
- Key decision points and considerations for regulators when reviewing utility data access solutions
Read the full Guide
More information on the SEE Action Network can be found on its webpage. You can also sign up for email alerts for program news, events, and activities.
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