My team and I have reduced water use in a project through dual flush fixtures, low flow urinals, low flow lavatories and low flow shower heads by more than 25%.

Hi all, do I understand correctly that the pilot credit allocates WEc2 requirements to Option 1 and Option 2 and adds Option 3? My project reduces use of potable water of 47 % just by installing ef

Hi all, We pursued Pilot Credit WEpc10 through Option 2, and planned to use recycled grey water for flush fixtures.This recycled grey water accounts for 100% reduction in flush water user from the

Hi, We in Sweden have standard WC's that have a dual flush for 2 and 4 liters which gives us a effective flush on 0,7 GPF, by that we get a reduction on 56 % by doing "nothing".

We have tried to comply with this credit using waterless urinals and dual flush toilets with a very low flush (3L/435L)

Hallo, My team and I have reduced water use in a project through high-efficient flush fixtures by 55%, which will give us an exemplary performance point. In addition, 100% of the wastewater is trea

Hallo, My team and I have reduced water use in a project through high-efficient flush fixtures by 40%. In addition, 100% of the water used for sewage conveyance is treated on-site to tertiary stand

I'm glad to know that the USGBC is trying to promote use of non-potable water sources since my clients are usually more willing to invest money in stormwater detention features.

Can laundry drain water be considered as non-potable water source for the credit compliance through Option 2?

In our project, the pilot credit was achievable by 50% reduction from WC and urinal water use.