They are running several of the LDP's a pilots. He will provide you with lots of info. Log in or register to post comments Renee Azerbegi Mead and Hunt LEEDuser Premium Member 10 thumbs up October 31, 2014-...

Is there a clear answer on which ongoing consumables to include in the policy? As I go down the list of our "most purchased product categories based on total annual purchases," I'm finding some medical supplies, like needles and microscope slides and some things that seem more in line with the credit examples, such as toilet tissue and paper towels. Should I 1) exclude the medical items and move on down the list to the office supplies, or 2) include the medical items as much as possible and either use the Healthy Hospital Initiative as guidance or develop our own sustainability...

their products and applicable information into it and posted it on their websites. GBCI or LEED User should have a help line specifically for manufacturers to help them with this. A webinar series would even...

guys are going a little overboard, if a project wants to go for LBC, v4, or v3 that's what the project team is going to do. I understand certain people put a lot of effort into improving the system...

Paula Melton Editorial Director BuildingGreen, Inc. LEEDuser Moderator 183 thumbs up March 12, 2015- 4:26 pm Jonathan, sorry I didn't see your comment until now (not sure how that happened). Thanks for your kind words. I know a lot of people here at LU and BG will help all of us stay up to date! It's a new world. Log in or register to post comments Paula Hernandez MRS. PAH&A LEEDuser Premium Member 85 thumbs up September 21, 2015- 7:56 am Congratulations Paula, and thank you for all the work to write all this documetns. I have a question, does this course give us CE points for our...

Scott Bowman LEED Fellow Integrated Design + Energy Advisors, LLC LEEDuser Expert 519 thumbs up November 21, 2014- 12:00 pm Well, I do not have experience with this issue, and I do know that in other credits, having the translation is required. But a Systems Manual is a lot of information, and much of it is content that is provided by others, so not easily provided in English. I also understand...

there is zero energy use. There must be some transfer means within the building. I do think you could define a cost of the fluids as zero in the as designed model. Not sure how that affects the baseline...

Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5903 thumbs up December 24, 2014- 4:21 pm The signatory does not have to be a PE. Log in or register to post comments Matt Dem LEEDuser Basic Member 3 thumbs up December 24, 2014- 4:30 pm Thanks Marcus. Is there any statement or line in the Design Guide or LEED online to back up this if someone say other way around and I have to prove it? Log in or register to post comments Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5903 thumbs up December 26, 2014- 3:09 pm The signatories are actually...

the entire LEED boundary to include the new parking lot and a lot lot of extra pathway, land that is really for the park use and not directly serving the LEED project? Any feedback on this would...

RETIRED LEEDuser Expert 623 thumbs up February 20, 2015- 5:00 pm Tim- It is unfortunate you are just below 50%. On renovation projects in some markets, the demolished materials cannot be easily recycled and without a lot of waste due to limited new materials, it can be hard to meet MRc2's thresholds. Are you sure you accounted for all materials that were diverted from the landfill during the demolition- like any concrete, metals, or salvaged materials? Response to Question #1: If you are pursuing MRc1, you cannot also count the diverted materials for MRc2. See details under Related Credits on pages...