• Benchmark energy and water usage annually using the Energy Star Portfolio Manager.
• Conduct a thorough energy audit every five years to identify potential improvements in energy efficiency. Get personalized guidance on meeting these requirements by scheduling a consultation with our experts.

Non-compliance may result in fines and penalties. It’s essential to submit reports on time to avoid these consequences.

Exemptions may apply under specific circumstances, such as if a building did not have a Certificate of Occupancy for the entire calendar year. To learn more about potential exemptions, contact us for a personalized consultation.

You need to report:

• Indoor and outdoor water usage
• Electrical usage
• Natural gas usage (if applicable)
• Energy generated by solar panels (if applicable). For assistance with utility data collection, schedule a review with our experts.

• Reduce energy costs through efficient practices.
• Improve building performance by identifying areas for improvement.
• Contribute to environmental sustainability in Washington.

• Notices to Comply from SB 5854
• SB 5854’ Building Information Online (BIO) system. For help with locating your Building ID, contact our support team.

• Utility data for the entire calendar year (all utility meters & for all tenants)
• Building Details
• Access to Energy Star Portfolio Manager
• Your Building ID.

The following information will be publicly disclosed:

• Summary statistics on overall compliance
• Energy and water consumption data
• Building address and use type
• Energy Star score (if available)
• EUI and carbon emissions data
• Water usage data