Eugene Mandates Property Energy Scores for Home Sales
The City of Eugene is requiring homeowners to present their property's energy score when selling a home.
Eugene, OR, October 30, 2026 — The City of Eugene has implemented a new requirement for homeowners selling their properties. Under this new regulation, sellers must now present their home’s energy score as part of the sales process.
This mandate signifies a growing emphasis on energy efficiency within the city’s real estate market. The specific details regarding how the energy scores are calculated, by whom, and the effective date of this requirement were not provided in the summary information. Similarly, information on the exact format for presenting these scores to potential buyers or the implications of certain scores was not available.
The implementation of such a requirement could provide buyers with valuable information regarding a property’s ongoing operational costs and environmental impact. It also potentially encourages sellers to consider energy-efficient upgrades prior to listing their homes. Further details on the program’s rollout, compliance mechanisms, and any potential incentives or penalties associated with the energy score presentation are expected to be made public by the city.
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