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Portland Pilot Finds Multifamily Energy Reporting Takes Under 10 Hours

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A year-long test run across five Portland apartment properties has undercut one of the loudest objections multifamily owners raised against the city's push to extend energy reporting rules to residential buildings: that compliance would be expensive, staff-intensive and disruptive to tenants. The city's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability contracted Efficiency for Everyone from May 2025 […]

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