Public comment period open for Commercial Building Energy Performance administrative rules

Portland, ORLocal News

The City of Portland has opened a public comment period for proposed administrative rules governing the Commercial Building Energy Performance, part of the PCC 17. 104 framework. Stakeholders have until December 14, 2025, at 11:59 p. m. to submit their feedback.

This initiative aims to enhance energy performance standards in commercial buildings, supporting Portland's climate action efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. City officials emphasize the importance of community input in shaping these regulations, which could significantly impact local energy consumption. The proposed rules align with national trends towards stricter energy efficiency mandates in urban areas. Participation in this public comment period offers residents and businesses an opportunity to influence policy directly. The feedback gathered will inform the final implementation of these rules, ensuring they meet the needs of the community.

Engaging the public in this process reflects Portland's commitment to transparency and sustainability.

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