On our project building there is only one system meter. All cooling towers are interconnected with a single header which is monitored by the conductivity meter.

Thinking of doing a feasability study on using rainwater from garage run-off for cooling tower make-up. Has anyone been down this road and is willing to share challenges / successes?

My project getting chilled water from District energy center which has cooling towers.

What QC process can be added to identify variances from Standard Approach and what measures can be take.

In our project the towers has the following water cooling consumption during the Performance Period: Potable: KGALI 52.16 (4% of total) Non Potable: KGALI 346.71 (96% of total) TOTAL: 398.87 In m

The project site has 3 cooling towers of 215 ton capacity each. These cooling towers serve the HVAC system of the building and are operational for 8-10 hrs on all working days.

Would this credit be available as an ID credit under a project going for new construction? Or is there already a like credit that addresses these parameters?

The project’s cooling requirement is being met by both chiller plant inside the project boundary as well as the chiller plant in the Building Owned DES.

We work on a project that has Drycoolers, all water user is non-potable. Since there is no closed loop and make up water this system there no treatment. Can we pursue both 4.1 and 4.2 credits?

We have 2 cooling towers and 4 evaporative coolers (Climate Wizard). Would these all be considered cooling towers with reference to this credit?