California SB500 mandates utilities to provide aggregated energy usage data for buildings with five or more active utility accounts.

California SB500 requires utilities to deliver aggregated energy usage data for buildings with five or more active utility accounts, residential or nonresidential. Utilities must provide this data upon request from the building owner, agent, or operator. The data must cover the 12 prior months and be aggregated at a monthly level. The bill also allows cities and counties to establish their own benchmarking programs. The California Public Utilities Commission can adopt regulations for the delivery and public disclosure of this data.

California SB500 mandates utilities to provide aggregated energy usage data for buildings with five or more active utility accounts.

California SB500 requires utilities to deliver aggregated energy usage data for buildings with five or more active utility accounts, residential or nonresidential. Utilities must provide this data upon request from the building owner, agent, or operator. The data must cover the 12 prior months and be aggregated at a monthly level. The bill also allows cities and counties to establish their own benchmarking programs. The California Public Utilities Commission can adopt regulations for the delivery and public disclosure of this data.