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GREEN POWER - WIND Mills

April 24, 2017

SAMY Chamy

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T&T Green

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April 24, 2017

Dear Concern:-

Our client produce huge amount of Renewable energy by wind mills and the energy produced via wind mill is almost 5 times greater than LEED project annual energy consumption

so please advice/guide how to claim this wind mill energy production in Green power, what are the documents needed to get this credit

Note :- wind mill is not in LEED Boundary (is it possible to claim it in EA CR 02 Credit)

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