Programs
Requires commercial buildings 20,000 square feet and larger to track building energy performance and report this information by April 22 each year. The goal of this policy is to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions for commercial buildings in Portland in accordance with the Climate Action Plan.
Requirements and resources for deconstructing – rather than demolishing – older buildings in Portland.
A policy that requires sellers of most single-family homes in Portland to obtain and disclose a home energy score at time of sale.
In 2006, City Council adopted a Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) to reduce dependence on fossil fuels by requiring Portland fuel retailers to sell blends of biofuels. BPS is now updating the RFS due to changes in fuel markets and State policy, and to meet the City’s 100% Renewable Energy Resolution.
Helps City bureaus save money, reduce carbon emissions and create a healthier more equitable workplace through technical assistance and advocacy.
The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability prioritizes efforts to reduce global carbon emissions from the local consumption of goods and services. Our work focuses on partnering with the community to help all Portland residents and local businesses thrive within the resource limits of the planet.
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