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Senior Vice President and Head of Sustainability

The Feedback Form for EPA’s Whole-Building Energy Data Campaign Submission Deadline is approaching: The EPA seeking feedback for Whole-Building Energy Data Campaign and is seeking insights from building owners, managers, benchmarking service providers, and other stakeholders. The primary aim is to understand the specific needs for energy data and the reasons behind these needs. Submissions are due by Friday, June 7. Overview of EPA’s Whole-Building Energy Data Campaign: Despite an increasing number of utilities providing whole-building energy data, over 90% of U.S. utilities still do not offer this information. To address this, the EPA has initiated a campaign to aid building owners in advocating for access to this essential data. The campaign includes four key components: 1. Input Collection: Soliciting feedback from building owners, managers, and related parties on specific needs for energy data and the reasons for these needs. 2. Resource Development: Crafting resources that outline the issue and aid building owners in engaging with utilities across the nation. This includes a summary of the inputs gathered in the first phase of the campaign. 3. Facilitated Meetings: Organizing interactions between utilities and building owners in selected areas to promote dialogue. Participation in these meetings depends on commitments from building owners. 4. Utility Support: Assisting utilities interested in providing data, ensuring alignment with industry best practices. Call for Input - due June 7: The campaign’s initial phase focuses on collecting input to better understand where and why energy data is crucial. We encourage submissions from building owners, managers, benchmarking firms, and others by the upcoming deadline, Friday, June 7. This initiative not only aims to gather critical insights but also to foster a cooperative dialogue between utilities and building stakeholders, paving the way for enhanced energy data accessibility.

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