This CSV dataset provides building-level energy and water benchmarking metrics for the Los Angeles EBEWE program. The dataset comprises structured building performance information collected under the Los Angeles Existing Buildings Energy & Water Efficiency (EBEWE) program. It includes granular data points such as Energy Use Intensity (EUI), ENERGY STAR scores, and water consumption metrics for various building typologies within the city. The information is organised in a standard CSV format, allowing for direct integration into analytical software, spreadsheets, or custom database environments. This structured data serves as a primary reference for evaluating the operational efficiency of existing real estate assets in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.

The download is a 19.5 MB file containing .CSV files.

Professionals can import this CSV file into data analysis software, BIM platforms, or spreadsheet applications to perform comparative benchmarking or energy modelling. The data is structured for filtering by building type, size, or performance rating, facilitating the identification of retrofit opportunities. Users should ensure their software environment is configured to handle the specific delimiter and encoding settings inherent to the file, enabling efficient mapping of performance metrics to project-specific building models or asset management databases during the early design or audit phases.

This dataset is essential for architects, engineers, and sustainability consultants working on retrofits, energy audits, or urban planning projects within Los Angeles. It provides a baseline for assessing existing building performance against city-wide standards, aiding in the development of decarbonisation strategies or energy-saving proposals. Practitioners often use this information to inform feasibility studies, validate energy modelling assumptions, or support compliance reporting for municipal ordinances, ensuring that performance targets are aligned with local regulatory requirements and industry benchmarks for sustainable building operations.