This CSV dataset provides official Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) compliance data for properties in Washington, DC. The dataset contains structured information regarding building energy performance within the District of Columbia. It aggregates key metrics necessary for tracking regulatory compliance under local clean energy laws. The file includes granular data points such as property identification, energy usage intensity (EUI) metrics, and performance cycle statuses. As a technical resource, it serves to map the energy efficiency landscape of the city’s building stock. The information is formatted for analysis, allowing users to filter by specific building types, compliance deadlines, or performance tiers defined by the District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment.

The download is a 840 KB file containing .CSV files.

Professionals can integrate this CSV file into data analysis software, spreadsheets, or custom BIM-linked databases to audit existing building portfolios. By mapping the unique property identifiers to project site plans, teams can cross-reference energy performance requirements against planned renovations or facility upgrades. The data supports informed decision-making during the early stages of building retrofits, helping to forecast potential compliance gaps or energy-saving targets within the District of Columbia regulatory framework.

This dataset is essential for architects, MEP engineers, and sustainability consultants working on commercial, industrial, or large-scale residential projects in Washington, DC. It is best utilised during the initial audit and feasibility phases of a project to establish a baseline for energy compliance. Professionals searching for building energy benchmarking, regulatory reporting tools, or DC-specific sustainability data will find this resource invaluable for streamlining the compliance process and aligning design strategies with local statutory energy performance standards.