Hi, I work for a company that currently does thermal bypass inspections and air barrier testing on single family and multifamily new construction projects.

We are a brand new dairy located in Ohio. We were constructed in 2014 and went online in 2015. In 2014 there were only 3 new dairies built.

Hi all, We intend to apply for a LEED EBOM cert for a multi-tenant building built in the 1910s. The building was renovated and earned its Energy Star Score back in 2004.

I am working on a industrial project registered in Existing building Operation and maintenance located Out of US , that have its own electricity production of 4 Mw through gas engines and its free

Dear All, I am working on a industrial project registered in Existing building Operation and maintenance located Out of US , that have its own electricity production of 4 Mw through gas engines a

We have a building that is an ENERGY STAR-eligible building type but has a score that is less than 75 and unable to achieve 75. Using Case 1 it would not qualify.

The reference guide refers to comparing site energy data for the previous 12 months with data from the 3 contiguous yrs of previous 5 yrs (in order to demo 25% improvement).

To comply with the prerequisite is it essential to engage a Professional Engineer if the project is located outside the U.S. and consequently ineligible for Energy Star certification?

We have a building which shares electricity meter with an adjacent building, only one building will be intended for certification, it is possible to identify the percentage of consumption in every