Eugene Mandates Energy Scores for Home Sellers Starting April
Eugene home sellers are now required to provide energy scores for their properties under a new city rule that takes effect in April.
Eugene, OR, October 30, 2026 — A new regulation enacted by the City of Eugene will require all home sellers to provide an energy score for their properties. This rule is scheduled to take effect in April.
Under the new city ordinance, prospective buyers will have access to information regarding the energy performance of homes they are considering purchasing. The requirement mandates that sellers obtain and disclose these energy scores as part of the sales process.
The specific details regarding how these energy scores are to be calculated, the entities authorized to provide them, and the exact format of disclosure were not detailed in the provided information. The timeline indicates that the requirement will be in place for all property sales initiated from April onwards.
The implementation of this energy scoring system is intended to provide greater transparency to consumers regarding the energy efficiency of residential properties. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to promote energy conservation and inform homeowners about potential energy-related costs and environmental impacts associated with their residences. Further details regarding the administration and enforcement of this new rule are expected to be released by the city.
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