Sayeed Muhammad Principal Consultant Green Building Consultants (S) Pte Ltd LEEDuser Basic Member 8 thumbs up March 21, 2011- 11:27 am Our customer asking us to provide ROI for the LEED. Does any one have an Idea where to get compiled set of Savings for each of the credits. For example the client spent a lot of money to pave the entire site with intelocking blocks. How to calculate savings for this. Is there any publication avaialbel out ther for LEED ROI similar to COST OF LEED. Log in or register to post comments ...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up December 7, 2010- 10:22 pm I think this is unlikely to be accepted, on the basis that the fixture could easily be adjusted to the higher rate by an occupant or maintenance person. Log in or register to post comments Sam Keehn Environmental and Sustainability Manager Energy Management Services, Int. LEEDuser Basic Member 73 thumbs up March 3, 2011- 3:24 am We are running into this issue a lot. Tristan, I appreciate your comment and logically think this is correct but was wondering if anyone had anything...

fill 2007UM_62MZCalc.xls, if you only input the critical zones cfm, the total System output Vou (line i43) > Vps output (line i42), this last value being calculated by only the critical zones...

My project is being built on an old parking lot in a previously developed, campus-style site. The LEED site boundary will be drawn around this building only. When all is said and done, and when comparing old site map to new, there will be 60 fewer parking spaces. The spots that are retained and fall within the boundary will be redone/moved. Does this count as "no new parking?" SSc4.4 ...

not something that LEED gives extra credit for.Think about it from a LEED policy perspective, and how difficult it would be to draw a clear line between projects deserving of extra credit for this kind...

Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5903 thumbs up March 15, 2011- 11:29 am Sounds like non process to me. This is a bit of a grey area and can be difficult to draw a line. For an IT room it seems like it would be more throuble than it may be worth. Any reason you may want to model it as process? Claiming savings? Under 25%? Log in or register to post comments javier bolanos zeledon LEEDuser Basic Member 243 thumbs up March 15, 2011- 7:04 pm Don't get me wrong, I would love to model it as a non-process load, I just thought it was a process load. Electrical...

Hello, My question is also about the rating system selection. We are considering LEED certification for a new construction project that will consist of 3 commercial retail spaces on the first floor and 9 condominium units total on the second and third floors. The lot is zoned commercial and it is in the town business district. Using the rating system selector, it seems that we technically (because of the commercial zoning) could use the NC rating system, but it also seems that if we hire a Homes provider, that the condominiums could be LEED for Homes certified, but what would we do with the commercial area...

liquid product and gives results as g/l. There is no correlation between both- except if there is absolutely zero VOC content, then nothing can be emitted. But no VOC emissions after 14 days do not tell...

It's over complicating a system while glossing over holes. 9) I've been trying to make the case it should be at the neighbor building or building set back line. The property line or opposite curb...

to conduct the fixture inventory and perform the calculations, they could just use Option 2 to show that they meet the prerequisite. In doing so, they would leave a lot of points on the table, but even though...