BDGP (Building Data Genome Project) dataset

Information

• The BDGP (Building Data Genome Project) dataset is a publicly available dataset of building energy consumption data and building information, collected from commercial and institutional buildings in the United States.
• The dataset is managed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and is intended to support research on building energy performance, as well as the development of energy management tools and services.
• The BDGP dataset contains hourly energy consumption data, as well as a wide range of building information, including building type, location, size, age, occupancy, and equipment.
• The data is collected from over 60 buildings across the United States, covering a wide range of building types, including office buildings, schools, and hotels.
• The dataset includes both whole-building energy consumption data and data on specific building systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and plug loads.
• The BDGP dataset has been used in various research studies and collaborations related to building energy performance, energy management, and sustainability, and has contributed to the development of various energy planning tools and methodologies.
• The dataset is available for free access, but users are required to register and agree to a data use policy that includes restrictions on commercial use and redistribution of the data.
• The BDGP dataset is regularly updated with new data and features, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory provides technical support and guidance for users of the dataset.