Hi we have a LEED CI project that is served by an emergency back-up generator that serves multiple floors. Is it really a requirement to meter emergency back-up generator fuel?

Our tenant will have sub-meters installed on the lighting and HVAC electrical panels on each floor of their tenant space.

I have read the previous threads but still not sure about the tenant submetering. The Table 2 in LEED CI guideline indicates that no submeter is required for the cooling if it is included in prora

Is there are is an initial fee that must be paid upfront when the tenant signs the lease to pay for energy use? If there is this fee, how much does that typically cost?

If a client owns all of the interior space, then I assume that they would obtain this credit, since they pay all of their energy and water bills. Would I be correct?

Does the cold water feed to tenant spaces need to be metered for this credit. Cold water consumption does not feature in the energy model.

I'm working on a LEED-CI project occupying 100% of the tenant space.

Does anyone know if the Exemplary Performance option for BD+C given for sharing energy data via a Third-party template is available for ID+C? I haven't seen anything about it either way.

I am trying to think through an alternative compliance. Please humor me. So I am working on a building where the tenant owns and occupies the entire building.