Building Performance Colorado
Is your building covered, and what is due?
Search 10,379 buildings on the state list. See the deadlines, fees, and penalties for yours.
Built from official sources: BEAM Covered Buildings List, Colorado Energy Office, and C.R.S. 25-7-142.
- Report due
- November 1, 2026
- 43 days
- Annual fees
- $500
- per building
- Missed report
- up to $577
- then $2,300 each
Received a notice from CDPHE? Search your address above, or talk to a Colorado energy auditor.
Dates every covered building shares
- 43 daysBPCBenchmarking report, fees, and progress survey due
- 103 daysBPC2026 interim target (unenforced)no penalty
- 408 daysBPCLast day to elect a 2019 baseline
- 774 daysBPCLast day to change compliance pathway without documentation
Covered buildings by city
- DENVER2,629
- COLORADO SPRINGS1,388
- AURORA680
- BOULDER409
- FORT COLLINS392
- ENGLEWOOD305
- LAKEWOOD261
- LITTLETON252
- CENTENNIAL211
- LONGMONT200
- , Westminster196
- PUEBLO191
Guides
What is Building Performance Colorado?
Colorado's benchmarking and performance standard for buildings of 50,000 square feet or more: who is covered, what is due each year, and what happens in 2030.
Got a benchmarking notice from CDPHE? Here is what to do
What a Building Performance Colorado enforcement notice means, how to confirm your building's status, and how to resolve it before penalties escalate.
How to file your Building Performance Colorado report
The steps to benchmark a Colorado building: ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, whole-building utility data, the BEAM portal, fees, and the progress survey.
Building Performance Colorado vs Energize Denver
How the state program and Denver's city ordinance overlap: thresholds, deadlines, targets, penalties, and what a Denver building owner has to file twice.
The 2030 targets: how the two compliance pathways work
Property-type EUI and GHGI targets versus the 29 percent reduction pathway, the 2019 baseline option, and the adjustment deadlines that require an audit.
Not on the list? Check whether you should be.
The state list is built from assessor records and misses some buildings. Covered owners are still responsible for reporting.