We are interested in pursuing an ID credit for our new building's onsite renewable energy, namely our PV system. While we are pursuing the EA credit for renewable energy, we have actually created a "mini-lab" with three different types of solar arrays (including bi-facial and thin film) tied together with a single inverter. We are also showcasing a product that facilitates the unique integration of the three different PV technologies into the same system through the single inverter. The product includes power electronics that operate each PV panel string in parallel, as opposed to in series, such that no single panel, due to shading or individual performance, limits the power output of the entire string. This concept would not normally be designed into a traditional PV system solution, but would provide a viable higher-performing PV power system to offset building electric load. Array performance can also be remotely monitored and alerts sent when system performance significantly changes. Finally, all of the companies providing these technologies were deliberately selected to be local to our area to support local economic development efforts. I don't see precedent for this sort of approach in the ID credit catalog- would this be a viable ID credit?