Thank you for your support, participation and engagement. You have helped us shape the direction of the program and guide broader initiatives in community collaboration, equity and health. Here are some highlights from 2025.
FY25 Results
Demand savings – 12.4 MW
Electricity savings – 23,890 MWh
Natural gas savings – 367,791 ccf
CO2e savings – 6,733 metric tons
Water savings – 119,139,00 gallons
Construction waste diversion – 73,192 tons
Equivalent Impacts
Electricity use of 2,413 average homes*
Water use of 1,619 average homes*
CO2e reduced by 8,211 acres of U.S. forests in 1 year
Trash collection for 110,604 average homes*
*Average homes in Austin, Texas
FY25 AEGB Ratings
607 new and remodeled homes – 332 Service Area | 275 Extended Area
25 multifamily developments Service Area | 1 Extended Area – 6.7 million sq. ft. | 6,102 dwelling units
19 commercial buildings (includes high-rise multifamily) – 4.6 million sq. ft. | 3,171 dwelling units
2025 Professional Development Seminars
What's New in Austin's Energy Code
Passive Building Design
Design for Wildfire Defense
Navigating Ratings and Certifications
Design Build Alternatives
Green Tech Horizons
Achievements and Engagement
Managed 2025 COA Energy Code adoption
Published EV and Solar readiness guides
Updated Ratings to align with 2025 COA Energy Code
Rated record number of Multifamily projects
Received WELL Building recognition of AEGB Commercial Rating
Launched Passive Building Incentive and sponsored Phius trainings
Updated the Online Rating System Help Center
Hosted AEGB annual three-evening Green by Design virtual workshop on how to build, remodel or buy green homes that improve energy and water efficiency, increase comfort and reduce maintenance
Produced 6 virtual seminars and published 6 eLearning courses
Sponsored 10 major community organization events
FY25 Rated Projects
Explore the AEGB Open Data Portal story to see rating achievements from October 2024 through September 2025. Click on the links below to see highlighted projects in each category.
Featured below: Zilker Residence | Rivette Tower | Hanover Brazos Street
AEGB regularly updates its ratings to promote excellence and innovation in design. These updates reflect new green building technologies, changes in building codes and the City of Austin’s sustainability goals. Starting May 1, you can review the Single Family Rating and Multifamily Rating drafts and share your comments on Speak Up Austin.
Austin Energy Green Building | 4815 Mueller Blvd. | Austin, TX 78723 US
