HI Everyone, I am working on a LEED-NC v2.2 project which is small but has three technologies that reduce peak demand which is critical here in Connecticut. My question is how to calculate that %

I am working on a project that will be able to store 175 kWh in onsite battery storage (about 50% of its daily energy use).

I have a LEED NC 2009 project that wants to use Demand Response as an Innovation Point.

What type of evidence of Demand Response testing being conducted would be acceptable to submit for a building that has 3rd party systems involved and does not receive any documentation of the actua

Does a natural gas chiller qualify for the Demand Response credit? Onsite generation of electric is specifically excluded, and this is somewhat related, althought not exactly.

Hi, It looks like USGBC has closed this pilot credit to NC 2009 projects.

My colleague Nadav Malin has been investigating this credit and just wrote up the following about it, which he emailed to me:

A demand response program with automation minimizes the delay in reducing electricity demand.