BuildingCensus

College/University buildings in Washington, DC

114 college/university buildings benchmarked under Clean and Affordable Energy Act / BEPS, graded by ENERGY STAR score.

Buildings
114
Avg score
55
Avg site EUI
90.1
kBtu/ft²
Floor area
35.4M ft²
combined

Top of the class

Most efficient

BuildingScoreSite EUIFloor area
Old MainC5597.0 kBtu/ft²51,261 sq ft

Penalty exposure

Least efficient

BuildingScoreSite EUIFloor area
Old MainC5597.0 kBtu/ft²51,261 sq ft

Scale

Largest

BuildingScoreSite EUIFloor area
Howard University Main Campus - Updated Profile105.8 kBtu/ft²5,569,182 sq ft
Howard University Main Campus121.7 kBtu/ft²4,414,673 sq ft
Sub Station Buildings237.2 kBtu/ft²3,276,489 sq ft
American University Main Campus94.2 kBtu/ft²3,213,282 sq ft
Gallaudet University145.2 kBtu/ft²2,293,900 sq ft
Ross Hall Group465.5 kBtu/ft²1,047,627 sq ft
UDC Van Ness Campus58.5 kBtu/ft²973,377 sq ft
Multiple Buildings #11.9 kBtu/ft²804,605 sq ft
Trinity Washington University102.5 kBtu/ft²646,957 sq ft
555 Penn58.8 kBtu/ft²586,940 sq ft

Frequently asked questions

How efficient are Washington, DC's college/university buildings?

The 114 benchmarked college/university buildings in Washington, DC average an ENERGY STAR score of 55 and a site energy-use intensity of 90.1 kBtu/ft² in their latest Clean and Affordable Energy Act / BEPS disclosures.

Which college/university building in Washington, DC has the best energy grade?

Old Main leads with an ENERGY STAR score of 55.

Dataset updated . Source: Building Energy Benchmarking public disclosure.