Portland Unveils 2023 Energy Efficiency Rankings for Over 600 Buildings with Lloyd Center Tower and Oregon Clinic Gateway Leading the Way

After a break induced by the pandemic, Portland has resumed its practice of revealing energy efficiency scores for local commercial buildings, and the latest report lists over 600 of them. The pandemic paused these revelations for three years, but the City of Portland has now resumed where it left off in 2019. Residents can now access the energy performance data for the year 2023 through the city’s interactive online map or a detailed spreadsheet. This data serves to inform and empower the choices and understanding of both business owners and the community at large regarding the energy consumption trends in Portland.

For those interested in seeing which buildings are leading the way in energy efficiency, Portland’s Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) has released a ranking of the top performers. These buildings have had their energy metrics verified or certified by licensed professionals. Notable leaders include the Lloyd Center Tower and the Oregon Clinic Gateway LLC, both of which earned impressive ENERGY STAR® scores of 98. Despite a period of disruption, this year’s results show that many buildings have made significant strides in improving their energy management.

The BPS’s top five energy-efficient buildings include: Lloyd Center Tower at 825 NE Multnomah St., Oregon Clinic Gateway LLC at 1111 NE 99th Ave., Pearl West Office Building at 1455 NW Irving St., First and Main at 100 SW Main St., and Meier & Frank Depot at 1417 NW Everett St. With ENERGY STAR® scores ranging from 89 to 98, these buildings demonstrate significant achievements in operational efficiency and environmental stewardship. Such results are the product of careful planning, investment, and a collective commitment to enhancing energy performance at the structural level.

Commercial establishments aiming to improve their energy efficiency rankings in future reports can turn to resources like the Energy Trust of Oregon, which offers both technical support and financial incentives for energy-saving upgrades. Additionally, the PropertyFit program provides long-term financing for projects focused on energy efficiency, renewable energy integration, and water conservation. These initiatives reflect Portland’s comprehensive strategy to reduce energy consumption and create a sustainable model for others to emulate.

For more detail on how your building measures up, or to see the complete list of energy-efficient trailblazers, be sure to visit the

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. As Portland continues to implement these sustainability measures, it offers a model for how cities can uphold standards of efficiency and environmental responsibility, improving one building at a time.

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