Improving the Energize Denver Building Performance Policy

Published on October 07, 2024

Through the rest of 2024, Denver is committed to working with the community to improve and strengthen the Energize Denver Building Performance Policy. The city is proposing several significant updates to the policy to help building owners and ensure Denver reaches its climate goals, including:

Updates to the rules and regulations

Expanded energy performance strategy coaching and

New rebates for energy audits and efficiency improvements starting in 2025.

The city is committed to Energize Denver as a key piece of our work to make Denver more vibrant. We look forward to improving how we support building owners with compliance so all can join the 25% of Denver buildings that have already met their Energize Denver targets.

We’ve heard from the community about some of your challenges in meeting the Energize Denver requirements, and we’d like to learn more. Please join us for an upcoming public comment session, or view the proposed rules and regulations updates online.

Residential Cooking Electrification Focus Groups

Thursday, March 27, 2025 | 03:00 PM to 05:00 PM

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The City and County of Denver is cooking up a pilot incentive program to increase all-electric cooking in private home kitchens, and we want your opinion! Whether you’re a passionate home chef, baking enthusiast or occasional home cook, your input can help shape the future of electric cooking in our city.

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All-Electric Commercial Cooking Tech Demos

Friday, May 09, 2025 | 01:00 PM to 03:00 PM

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Attention chefs, food service operators, hospitality professionals, and culinary students! We want to hear your insights on electric cooking appliances like induction stoves. The city is investigating incentives to encourage a shift from gas to electric cooking.

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