Portland Test Shows Apartment Energy Compliance Takes Six Hours Per Property
A pilot program in Portland measured the time apartment operators spend meeting energy benchmarking rules. The test found that compliance requires about six hours per property, supporting owner concerns about administrative costs. This burden could potentially raise operating expenses and rents.
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The Portland pilot, reported by Globe St., measured the actual time apartment operators spend complying with local energy benchmarking rules, finding roughly six hours per property. This data point emerges
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