Disclosed Data & Reports
About Reporting and Disclosure
The Benchmarking Law requires the County to make reported benchmarking information readily available to the public. The first year's data of each reporting group will not be disclosed. Disclosure will begin the 2nd year of each building group's reporting.
DEP requests information to fulfill the Benchmarking Law’s reporting requirements and provide helpful information to guide benchmarking and energy efficiency programs and policy planning.
Compliance Status
Unsure if your building is in compliance this year or what data issues still need to be fixed for your "pending revisions" status? You may find details about the benchmarking status and any unresolved issues for the buildings you have claimed in the Montgomery County Building Energy Benchmarking Reporting Portal.
For public access to reporting status, the Benchmarking Compliance Status Report (Google Sheet) shows a list of covered buildings. The report has three tabs, one showing buildings that are in compliance, one not yet reported, and the other showing buildings with data flags that are "pending revisions." This report is updated weekly.
Disclosed Data
As transparency is a key feature of energy benchmarking, DEP discloses select benchmarking data from all covered buildings following the first year that they are reported.
Disclosed Data
- 2022 Disclosed Benchmarking Data (Google Sheets) *
- 2021 Disclosed Benchmarking Data (XLS)
- 2020 Disclosed Benchmarking Data (XLS)
- 2019 Disclosed Benchmarking Data (XLS)
- 2018 Disclosed Benchmarking Data (XLS)
- 2017 Disclosed Benchmarking Data (XLS)
- 2016 Disclosed Benchmarking Data for County and Group 1 Buildings (XLS)
- 2015 Disclosed Benchmarking Data for County Buildings (XLS)
Annual Reports
DEP also creates an annual benchmarking report by October 1 of each year to highlight compliance and benchmarking trends.
- Disclosed Data & Reports
- After Benchmarking: Resources to Save Energy
- Legislative Background