Colorado Energy Performance for Buildings (CO-HB1286)

The Colorado Energy Performance for Buildings (HB1286) requires large building owners to collect and report energy use via ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager every year. The Colorado Energy Office is currently leading a task force to create the performance standards and program recommendations. Covered buildings must meet designated performance standards on or before June 1, 2027.

Covered Buildings

Exempt Buildings

Getting Ready for Compliance

It’s not too early to start planning. On or before December 1, 2022, covered building owners must report benchmarking data for calendar year 2021 energy use. Noncompliant building owners face fines of $2,000-$7,000 per building per year. Public buildings are exempt from certain aspects of the performance standard and fines. McKinstry experts can help you:

We’re here to guide you. Contact us today to help prepare your buildings.

Explore Other Insights

Shayli Volk: Bringing Clarity to Complex Design-Build Work

For Shayli Volk, construction is about understanding how ideas turn into action and making sure nothing gets lost alo…

McKinstry’s Sean Stephens on Safety, Execution and Buildi…

“It can be overwhelming if you try to take it all in at once. Prioritize what the work needs most, coordinate closely…

Helping Washington Building Owners Meet the Moment: Early…

Across Washington, building owners aren’t waiting for the Clean Buildings Performance Standard (CBPS) deadlines to st…