On 6 October 2026 Longmont City Council approved a framework to let customers repay home energy upgrades on their utility bill. What on-bill financing is, how Fort Collins runs it, what Longmont has not decided yet, and how to get ready.
Freddie Mac now asks for Energize Denver records in Denver multifamily underwriting. Here’s what owners need by building size, why a costed plan matters, and how to prepare before the next loan.
Learn how to verify Energize Denver building data in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, complete the checklist and submit it—with an anonymized approval case study.
How AIM Dynamics helps Colorado building owners resolve benchmarking reviews, complete energy audits and obtain compliance decisions—with real, anonymized project examples.
An anonymized October 2026 notice gives a January 6, 2027 deadline for data verification. Understand the $2,000 warning, check your building, and take the right next steps.
Turn Energy Efficiency Day into action with five practical opportunities, monitoring examples and a 30-day plan for buildings and industry, from Denver to Nairobi.
Schneider Electric’s new research makes a compelling case for AI in building controls. Here is my engineering take on the modeled savings, the metering foundation, and what it takes to prove the result.
Own or lease a Denver building between 5,000 and 24,999 sq ft? See the new Energize Denver due dates, the lighting and renewables pathways, and the updated Alternate Compliance Options.
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