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A demand charge is a fee on your commercial electricity bill based on the highest rate of power drawn (kW) during a billing period. Demand charges can account for 30–70% of a commercial electricity bill. Every Energy Audit Report includes a demand-charge breakdown sized to your actual tariff, so the recommendations are priced against the dollars that matter most. Read more: demand charge term page
Over 50 U.S. cities have mandatory benchmarking ordinances (New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Seattle, Philadelphia, Washington D.C.), with thresholds typically 20,000–50,000 sq ft. The ENERGY STAR Benchmarking Deep-Dive loads your 12 months of utility data into Portfolio Manager, calculates your 1–100 score, flags compliance gaps against your city's ordinance, and prepares the paperwork for LL84, BERDO, BEPS, and similar rules. Read more: energy benchmarking term page
Commercial building owners, REITs, and certain designers of government buildings qualify for Section 179D, with post-IRA deduction amounts up to $5.00/sq ft (subject to prevailing wage and energy-savings thresholds). The IRS requires certification by a qualified individual against the ASHRAE 90.1 reference standard — our ASHRAE Level 2 Energy Audit is performed by a BEAP/CEA-credentialed auditor and produces the certified documentation your 179D filing needs. Read more: Section 179D term page
A verified score of 75 or higher places your building in the top 25% of similar properties nationwide and qualifies it for ENERGY STAR certification. Scores of 50 are median performance; scores of 90+ are top 10%. Certification must be renewed each year against the prior 12 months of energy data and requires verification by a licensed PE, RA, or EPA-recognized Energy Auditor. Read more: ENERGY STAR term page
Yes. Solar PV, battery energy storage, fuel cells, geothermal heat pumps, and CHP all qualify for the base 30% Investment Tax Credit under the IRA, with potential bonus adders up to 50–70% for domestic content, energy communities, and low-income projects. Our Clean Energy ROI Model sizes your project against the eligible ITC base, projects the credit cash flow alongside depreciation, and flags any adders your project can capture. Read more: Investment Tax Credit term page
C-PACE underwriting is based on property value, not borrower credit, and the assessment attaches to the property tax bill over 5–30 years. C-PACE covers energy efficiency, renewable, and water-conservation improvements (HVAC, LED lighting, solar, storage, envelope, EV charging) but the audit itself is typically not a C-PACE-eligible project cost — it's a pre-development expense. The ASHRAE Level 2 Audit and ENERGY STAR Deep-Dive give you the certified baseline that C-PACE capital providers require for the actual upgrade work. Read more: C-PACE term page