This chapter is applicable to the owner of each covered property, as well as the tenants thereof, subject to any exceptions set forth in this chapter
This chapter is applicable to each utility to the extent that each utility is highly encouraged to:
Develop and maintain the capability to determine aggregated whole-building data for each covered property that it serves in an electronic format capable of being uploaded into the benchmarking tool for at minimum the most recent 24 months.
The administrator shall, beginning in accordance with the schedule set forth in section 710-106(a) and annually thereafter, make shared benchmarking information available on a publicly accessible website.
Beginning December 1, 2025 and on or before the first business day of December of each calendar year thereafter, the administrator shall make available on a publicly accessible website an annual report on the benchmarking of all covered properties.
The administrator may provide non-anonymized data from benchmarking submissions to any utility serving a covered property or to any federal, state, county, or city-managed energy efficiency or management program, provided that the data will be used only for purposes of offering programs
The administrator may disclose non-anonymized data from benchmarking submissions to a third party for academic or other non-commercial research purposes
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