PROPOSED ENERGY AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS (GHG) REPORTING REQUIREMENT FOR BUILDINGS - ENGAGEMENT RESULTS AND NEXT STEPS

Table 2: Proposed Work Plan # Action Details Goal 1. Expand Engagement to a Second Cohort of Large Buildings Engage residential, hospitals, care homes, hotels, schools, and assembly- use buildings over 100,000 square feet from Q2 2026 to Q1 2027 using in- person and virtual sessions, webpages, surveys, and targeted outreach. Better understand the needs and challenges of these building types to inform a potential reporting approach and appropriate support measures. 2. Advocate with Other Municipalities and Partners for a Solution to Gas Related Data Issues Collaborate with other jurisdictions and organizations to advocate for a solution to address gas data challenges and offer a meter aggregation feature. Better data sharing and collection to building owners and managers. 3. Assess Capacity and the Level of Support Required by Building Owners and Managers Refine support for building owners and managers to facilitate their reporting processes, such as developing tools, training, and concierge support services. Provide support to building operators to enhance compliance rates and data accuracy. 4. Advocate for the Development of Emission Factors Customization in ESPM Work in conjunction with district energy providers and NRCan to review the development of this tool in the near future. Adjust emission factors for district energy systems and ensure accurate data for building managers. 5. Develop a Consistent Standard for GHG Emissions, Energy, and Water Efficiency Reporting for Existing Buildings Staff provided feedback on the development of a national benchmarking standard, which was released in March 2026. Provide a consistent reporting framework for GHG emissions, energy, and water efficiency across existing buildings.

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