All Buildings By Greenhouse Gas Intensity

These are the Chicago's benchmarked buildings that reported the highest greenhouse gas intensity i.e. emissions per square foot. Large, efficient, buildings can perform much better than very inefficient small buildings on this metric.

Note: Data From Large Buildings in 2023

Note: This data only includes buildings whose emissions are reported under the Chicago Energy Benchmarking Ordinance(opens in a new tab). According to the City “As of 2016, this list includes all commercial, institutional, and residential buildings larger than 50,000 square feet.”

The latest year of data is from 2023, but we update the site regularly when new data is available, and some buildings may have failed to report that year, and only have older data available.

Additionally, note that all tons specified are metric tons.

Name / AddressPrimary Property Type GHG Intensity
(kg CO2 eq./sqft)
Total GHG Emissions
(tons CO2 eq.)
4443 W Chicago Ave
4443 W Chicago Ave
Commercial - -
537 W Drummond Pl
537 W Drummond Pl
Residential - -
Stephens Commons
833 W Wilson Ave
Residential - -
626 S Wabash Ave
626 S Wabash Ave
Commercial - -
4713 N Western Ave
4713 N Western Ave
- -
21 N May St
21 N May St
Residential - -
801 W Belmont Ave
801 W Belmont Ave
Commercial - -
920 N Wells St
920 N Wells St
- -
311 W Huron St
311 W Huron St
- -
868 N Wells St
868 N Wells St
Residential - -
Ogden Commons
1325 S Washtenaw Ave
- -
3928 N Lincoln Ave
3928 N Lincoln Ave
- -
Cassidy on Canal
350 N Canal St
Residential - -
New Hampton Inn & Suites
710 S Seeley Ave
Commercial - -
1044 W Van Buren St
1044 W Van Buren St
Residential - -
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Data Source: Chicago Energy Benchmarking Data (opens in a new tab)