I am having trouble translating these systems. Can anyone explain the difference between these 2 control types? Thank you

Daylighting is mentioned as a method for meeting the credit requirement of a lighting control. Our project is an open plan with a small number of work stations all within 20 feet of the window.

Intermixed throughout our open office floor plan, we have included a number of casual seating arrangements to facilitate informal, impromptu meetings.

As the electrical design engineer; what is an acceptable means for me to meet the 90% controllability requirement on my drawings- for open offices?

Would Solar powered task lighting be acceptable for individual workstations in order to comply with this credit?

The owner has committed to providing desk lamps to open office areas to meet individual control at work stations. The work stations however, are not officially part of the project.

Would bank teller stations need tasklighting (or are they considered workstations) for the purpose of this credit?

I see a few posts discussing the minimum requirements for both private offices and shared multi-occupant spaces, but some discussions are older and I'm wondering if LEED reviewer expectations or mi

We have been denied IEQc7.1 due to not showing task lighting at each individual workstation.

I have an individually occupied "office" (kind of like a coat-check, really) that for some reason was built with only an occupancy sensor and no wall switch.