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NC-2009 EAc2: On-Site Renewable Energy
We have had this question come up a few times - the owner and the PV system supplier believe that it can be commissioned by a different commissioning agent. Are we still able to achieve EAp1, EAc2 and EAc3? Hernando Miranda in his Feb 17 2014 comment implies that this is acceptable.
Thanks.
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Can I pursue this credit if I am using one of the prescriptive compliance paths for EAp2/EAc1?
Can I really double-count onsite renewable energy in both EAc2 and EAc1?
Our PV system is being installed after the building is occupied. Is that okay?
Marcus Sheffer
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May 1, 2017 - 9:06 am
Yes it can be. Depending on the situation there are often specialists brought on board to help for certain systems. The one that comes to mind readily is an envelope Cx but I could see it for PV too. There should be some level of coordination between the specialists and the primary Cx but that does not have to be anything more than a review and sign off.