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Funding & Financing
Search our database and identify the financial resources you need for your project in DC.
There are numerous incentives to fund and finance your energy efficiency projects. This database provides an overview of the major programs so you can make your project a reality.
Third-Party Verification Tips
Jump to Section Documentation Preparation Optional Tasks Dos and Don’ts MD Verification Guide DC Verification Guide Documentation Preparation How owners…
Maryland BEPS Third-Party Verification requirements and RFP explainer
Jump to Section Overview FAQs Timeline RFP and Scope of Work Verification Tips This resource was developed in partnership with…
Get Ready for Third-party Benchmarking Data Verification in Maryland
Maryland’s 2026 building energy benchmarking reports must be third-party verified, but what does that mean? Learn about these new requirements and how to get help during this webinar co-hosted by the Building Innovation Hub and MEA’s Clean Buildings Hub. We will walk through how to find FAQs and downloadable templates to simplify the process and make it easier to find success.
Advancing Local Climate Leadership Through a Community of Practice
This New York City Climate Week event will explain how local leaders can scale climate action and improve buildings through a national network of high-performance building hubs.
DC Energy Benchmarking Trends Part III: Zooming in on Low Performing Buildings and BEPS Compliance
The Building Innovation Hub breaks down the latest DC benchmarking data, revealing how low-performing buildings are progressing toward BEPS compliance ahead of the 2026 deadline.
DC Benchmarking Trends
2025 trends for DC benchmarking regulations
A worship facility retrofit that prioritizes the congregation
When the congregation’s roof showed signs of needing repair, Walker Memorial Baptist Church started a process that turned into a
Worship Facility BEPS Toolkit
The Worship Facility BEPS Toolkit is a step-by-step guide to help faith-based buildings in Washington, DC meet energy performance standards
Maryland Benchmarking Office Hours
Starting June 26, join the Building Innovation Hub every Thursday at 2 p.m. for free virtual office hours. Get expert guidance on how to meet Maryland’s new energy benchmarking requirement for buildings over 35,000 sq. ft., due by September 1, 2025. Designed for multifamily property owners, condo boards, and managers.
DC Building Performance Regulations: No Delays
DC Council approved the Mayor’s 2026 budget. The Hub shares an update on the future of Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) and Net Zero Energy (NZE) code.
