Our TI project is 4 floors of a large building, so

Hello, We are working on a low-rise office building and pursuing LEED CS v2009 for the base-building and LEED CI v2009 for at least one of the tenant spaces.

We have a LEED-CI project occupying one floor of a building, but the project space will be occupied by multiple tenants.

Where this credit is sought under commercial interiors, yet the landlord systems do not have all the metering points, would the tenant be expected to provide landlord metering in order to seek this

We were trying to pursue this credit by developing and implementing a M&V plan following option C from the IPMVP, but after reading some comments, it seems that this path was removed.

Hi Marcus, We've a LEED CS certified building in which the Tenant will occupy almost 100% of the total area, so we will fall in CASE 2. We obtained the CS certification EAc5.2 credit and we've sub

In our project the tenant pays a lump sum for thermal energy use, but pays for electricity based on actual consumption. We therefore cannot achieve the 3 points.

We have a CI project which is in theory occupying 100% of a completely new non LEED, Core & Shell building.

Our specific LEED CI project is definitely less than 75% of the building. But our client for the CI we are pursuing occupies the whole building.

Our company is in the process of determining whether a commercial interiors project is ideal for the EAc3 submetering option for Case 1.