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In terms of an asset rating, what has been absent is an “MPG” rating for the built environment. By providing consumers with information on homes that do better than the minimum, standards and labeling can overcome the obstacles—such as insufficient and imperfect information, green building brand confusion, and vague energy performance claims--and help to advance building efficiency. Homeowners, municipal governments, utilities, and the real estate industry need an easy-to-read metric to compare the energy performance and impact on climate change of homes in both the new and existing sectors. The asset rating metric we are proposing is the EPS showing energy consumption and carbon impacts on an annual basis. * Here you see an existing home scorecard in the Seattle style, showing energy use in kilowatt hours per year, for the actual home, for a code home and the state average and the state target. For the carbon score you see the number measured in pounds of carbon per year, based on amounts of fuel, types of fuel and sources of fuel used in the home. 23 data points in 60 minutes to generate the scorecard and recommendation report guiding improvements on a priority basis. * * * * * * * Earth Advantage Institute Welcome: National Development and Reform Commission National Energy Conservation Center, NDRC Shanxi Energy Conservation Supervision Center September 26, 2011 Sean Penrith, Executive DirectorEarth Advantage Institute Green Certifications,Energy Performance Score (EPS), GHG Reduction Areas of Expertise Consulting Certification Programs Technical research services Program development, licensing, management Education and training Quality Control oversight Earth Advantage Certifications Energy Efficiency Indoor Air Quality Water Conservation Resource Efficiency Environmental Responsibility All certifications include 5 pillars of environmental stewardship. Certification Performance Scores Energy Efficiency Indoor Air Quality Water Conservation