Energy Star Benchmarking

The Most Important Step!
Measure, Track and Benchmark Energy Performance

CleanEdison FACT: According to the EPA, Energy Star buildings use 40 percent less energy than average buildings and emit 35% less carbon emissions
The best way to understand the energy efficiency of your building is to compare it to the performance of other buildings of comparable size and usage across the United States. To measure, CleanEdison partners with top-of-the-line submetering energy contractors to get accurate, up-to-the-minute readings on your building’s energy usage. From here, CleanEdison collects the necessary information and inputs it into the EPA’s Energy Star Portfolio Manager which generates an Energy Star benchmark score along with an EPA Statement of Energy Performance. Buildings that earn a score of 75 or higher must have the score certified to earn and display the Energy Star Label.

CleanEdison offers Energy Star Certification services for buildings in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut that wish to earn and display the Energy Star Label.