NAIOP: March 2022 Public Policy Update – Energize Denver Building Energy Performance Requirement

The NAIOP Colorado Chapter recently published, “March 2022 Public Policy Update — Energize Denver Building Energy Performance Requirement,” an article by Brie Martin, Director of Property Management.

Here’s an excerpt from the article:

Since the adoption of the Energize Denver Building Energy Performance Requirement, I’ve spent a lot of time explaining to clients the details of the initiative, what it means to building owners, and how we can plan for it over the next 5-10 years. The ordinance defines Net Zero Energy as highly energy efficient, all electric, provider of demand flexibility to the grid, and powered by renewable electricity. This really means two things for building owners: site EUI (Energy Use Intensity) reduction and electrification of space and water heating systems.

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