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The Building Energy Codes Program has compiled a list of resources that are available to assist state and local governments in understanding the components of a BPS and the process for establishing BPS in their jurisdiction.
DOE also has a BPS partner resource library on the Better Buildings Solutions Center.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Better Buildings has put together a list of resources that can provide guidance on what to consider when setting a carbon-related goal and what data is needed to track it. The site offers several resources for target-setting, how to develop a greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) inventory, and how to track GHG data.
List of resources to help navigate tools and procedures for tracking, reporting, and compliance with benchmarking and building performance standards.
This library gathers resources that provide information on the components of a BPS and the process for establishing this type of policy in a jurisdiction
Series of BPS-related resources that provide information on building performance standards, including a fact sheet on how cities can benefit from these policies.
Website with information to help building owners, tenants, and contractors make healthy, climate resilient, and low-carbon building improvements.
Website describing how DOE tools can be used to support BPS policies, among other things.
Overview of funding streams to help with a variety of tasks related to BPS, from technical assistance to building upgrades themselves.
A useful resource hub for that provides a list of ways to finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects in buildings, primarily for building owners.
Website describing how DOE tools can be used to support BPS policies, among other things.
The U.S. DOE Better Buildings has put together a list of resources to help navigate tools and procedures for tracking, reporting, and compliance with benchmarking and building performance standards.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Better Buildings has put together a list of resources that can provide guidance on what to consider when setting a carbon-related goal and what data is needed to track it. The site offers several resources for target-setting, how to develop a greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) inventory, and how to track GHG data.
