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Oregon Building Performance Standard (HB 3409)
Oregon's statewide Building Performance Standard (HB 3409, 2023; rules OAR 330-300 effective Jan 1, 2025) sets a two-tier structure: Tier 1 nonresidential/hotel/motel buildings 35,000+ sq ft face ASHRAE 100-based EUI performance targets phased in 2028-2030 by size; Tier 2 covers nonresidential 20,000-35,000 sq ft and multifamily/institutional buildings 35,000+ sq ft with benchmarking/EUI-target reporting only (due July 1, 2028). Submission runs through ODOE's live BEAM portal (orbps.beam-portal.org); voluntary early submissions have been accepted since July 1, 2026.
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Filing deadline
Jun 1
Annually, for the prior calendar year
- City fee
- No city fee on file.
- Files via
- Building Energy Analysis Manager (BEAM) portal — orbps.beam-portal.org only — no ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager submission.
Filing facts
What the registry knows
- Who’s covered
- Commercial buildings 35,000 sq ft or larger. Tier 1 — nonresidential/hotel/motel regular GFA (excludes parking garages) of at least 35,000 sq ft: ASHRAE 100-based EUI performance standard plus reporting. Phased deadlines by size: June 1, 2028 (200,000+ sq ft), June 1, 2029 (90,000-200,000 sq ft), June 1, 2030 (35,000-90,000 sq ft).
- Commercial buildings between 20,000 and 34,999 sq ft. Tier 2 — nonresidential 20,000 to under 35,000 sq ft: benchmarking/EUI-target reporting only (no performance-standard obligation). Due July 1, 2028.
- Multifamily buildings 35,000 sq ft or larger. Tier 2 — multifamily, hospital, school, university, dormitory, barracks, prison, and residential/senior-care buildings of at least 35,000 sq ft: benchmarking/EUI-target reporting only. Due July 1, 2028.
- Deadline
- Jun 1, annually
No deadline has come due yet: nothing is mandatory before the phased Tier 1 dates — June 1, 2028 (>=200,000 sq ft), June 1, 2029 (90,000-200,000 sq ft), June 1, 2030 (35,000-90,000 sq ft). Tier 2 (benchmarking/EUI-target reporting only) is due July 1, 2028. Voluntary/early submissions have been accepted since July 1, 2026, with early-compliance incentives available (up to $0.85/sq ft, $10,000-$50,000 per-building caps).
- Files via
- Building Energy Analysis Manager (BEAM) portal — orbps.beam-portal.org only — no ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager submission.
- City fee
- No city fee on file.
- If you miss it
- Civil penalties apply only to noncompliant Tier 1 buildings: capped at $5,000 plus $1 per sq ft of gross floor area per year of continuing violation; reducible to 30% of $5,000 plus $0.20/sq ft if the owner works with ODOE on a compliance plan; assessed penalties due within 30 days (BPS 010 guidance, 10-24-2025).
How to comply
Step by step
Determine the building's tier: Tier 1 (nonresidential/hotel/motel, 35,000+ sq ft, full EUI performance standard) or Tier 2 (nonresidential 20,000-35,000 sq ft, or multifamily/institutional 35,000+ sq ft, reporting only).
Register and report through the Building Energy Analysis Manager (BEAM) portal (orbps.beam-portal.org), Oregon's live submission system.
Track the building's phased Tier 1 deadline (June 1, 2028/2029/2030 by size) or Tier 2 deadline (July 1, 2028), and consider voluntary early submission for the early-compliance incentive.
FAQ
Common questions
Is the Oregon state program active yet?
Yes — rules are final (OAR 330-300, effective Jan 1, 2025) and the BEAM portal is live for voluntary early submissions since July 1, 2026, but nothing is mandatory before the first Tier 1 deadline of June 1, 2028.
Does the Oregon state program replace Portland's city-level reporting?
No — Portland's own 20,000 sq ft commercial reporting requirement (due April 22 each year) continues in parallel; a Portland building 20,000+ sq ft will eventually owe both the city's annual filing and the state's tier-based obligations.
Want Oregon Building Performance Standard (HB 3409) handled for you?
Run the compliance checker to confirm this program actually applies to your building, then join our early-access waitlist — we’re onboarding buildings city by city and will email you the moment we’re filing in your jurisdiction.
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