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Posted: May 10, 2010
Commercial real estate benchmarking with EPA's Portfolio Manager
This 90 minute training teaches you how to use U.S. EPA's energy performance rating system within Portfolio Manager to benchmark the energy performance of your office space.
Use this web-based analytical tool to track the energy consumption of your commercial real estate portfolio. You will learn how to collect and input relevant energy consumption data and how to interpret the Energy Performance Rating, used to compare energy performance against a national building stock and within your own portfolio. You will also learn how top performers can apply for the prestigious ENERGY STAR label. (Private Portfolio Manger trainings can also be provided to partner organizations.)
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