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CS-2009 EAc5.2:Measurement and Verification—Tenant Submetering

Sample M & V plan

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Saud Abdul Rasheed
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Hello All, Does anyone has a sample plan or any M & V plan which he/she can share with us here? I understand from the intent what the plan should include but also just want to see how the plan should look like in a written form. Thanks.

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Marcus Sheffer
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Wed, 02/11/2015 - 13:39

I don't have a sample to share but want to make sure you do not use just any M&V Plan for this credit. The Plan you develop for this credit is very different from the M&V Plan you develop for EAc5.1. There are many examples of M&V Plans for EAc5.1 that you can get online. Not sure about sample Plans for this credit however.
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Saud Abdul Rasheed
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Wed, 02/11/2015 - 13:43

Thanks Marcus. Yeah I am aware that M & V for EAc5.1 is entirely different from M & V of EAc5.2. As you said there are a lot of plans available online for EAc5.1 but not for EAc5.2. That's why I am asking the members if someone has a plan he/she can share which will be useful to check.
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Wed, 02/11/2015 - 14:04

Just making sure, this is commonly confused in LEED submissions. The key elements of the Plan for this credit are as follows: - a thorough description of the metering infrastructure - information on the central monitoring and expansion/reconfiguration features - If the submeters will be installed by the building owner indicate that in the description of the system. - If the submeters will be installed by the tenant provide detailed guidelines and meter specifications for connecting to the system. - Clear guidelines for tenants to earn the M&V credit in LEED 2009 for Commercial Interiors. - A corrective action strategy. As long as the Plan addresses these key issues you should be fine.
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Saud Abdul Rasheed
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Wed, 02/11/2015 - 15:44

Dear Marcus, Thank you again for elaboration on this credit. I have read that the plan should actually include all what you said above but I want to see any sample for any project to have more idea on the details of each point. I feel it will help me a lot in making a plan for our project as the client is providing electricity meters to tenants which will be connected to BMS. Again, I would ask people here if someone can share a plan of his/her work.

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