There is a possibility that in the 12 months of the Performance Period, during the first six months not obtained satisfactory results provided the measures and strategies to achieve the minimum score proven by consumption bills, and in the following months is managed to obtain satisfactorily according to the prerequisite minimum percentage.
Or we should we take into account the performance period must begin strictly from the first month of verified satisfactory results with consumption bills.
Michael Opitz
Director of SustainabilityIconergy
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July 12, 2013 - 6:48 pm
Ronald:
I believe your question is whether *each* of the 12 months must meet the minimum Energy Star score or whether they only need to when combined into a whole year. The answer is the second - Energy Star, and thus LEED, look at all 12 months taken together when determining compliance. Thus, if your score based on your most recent 12 months is high enough to pass the threshold, then you comply with LEED.