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ClearlyEnergy

ClearlyEnergy

Founded 2012

Track building energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and compliance standards

You can use ClearlyEnergy to analyze building performance, track energy consumption, and model greenhouse gas emissions. The system allows property owners, energy auditors, and real estate professionals to evaluate residential and commercial efficiency data. You can generate standardized reports, track compliance with local Building Performance Standards, and assess retrofit opportunities. It connects energy assessments with financing options and labeling systems like the Home Energy Score, making it straightforward to plan retrofits and verify carbon reduction benchmarks across diverse property portfolios effectively.

What ClearlyEnergy does

Calculate greenhouse gas emissions from utility usageGenerate home energy assessment scorecardsReport building performance data to regulatorsEvaluate costs for green building retrofitsReview property compliance against building codesMonitor residential energy efficiency metricsQuantify utility program attribution valuesHome energy consumption and cost calculationGreenhouse gas emission modeling for propertiesBuilding Performance Standards compliance trackingHome Energy Score assessor network managementUtility attribution framework metricsEnergy efficiency financing evaluation toolsStandardized building performance reporting

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