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Will RECs from TIGR fulfill the credit requirement for EAc4 LEED CI v2009 ?
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Rowena Rawte on
For a project in Singapore the client are planning on purchasing Green RECs from TIGR.
green energy contract for another building of the same company
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Adam Targowski on
It turned out that the buidling where our client's office is located has a contract signed with an energy provider that doesn't provide green energy.
CI on site Green Power?
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Robin Hurt on
Is it possible to install onsite renewable energy that met the energy production requirements for energy usage of CI EA4 in lieu of purchasing Green Power?
Option 2 - RECs purchasing
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Juliana Malho on
I´m trying to set how many RECs I must buy to comply with this credit for a project of 59,545sqf.
CREC purchase
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Harpreet Rooprai on
I am doing a CI project, in which we are attempting credit EAc4 buying doing an Indian purchase of CREC's.
The owner buys the energy
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Mathilda Jonsson on
Hi all In my LEED CI project the tenant are sub metering their energy usage and are then paying the building the owner for the amount of energy used.
Green Power - Carbon Offset
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Henry Mak on
Hi All, I am working on a project located in China.The owner is the local electric company who has solar power and wind power supply.
LEED EB / CI RECS-is sharing double-counting or tenant advantage
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Kathy Collins, LEED AP , WELL AP, CxA BE Cx on
We have an EBOM property that was certified with 100% RECs in 2009, and we've been maintaining the purchases of RECs for recert in 2014.
green power - purchased percentage
CI-2009 EAc4:Green Powerposted by Andy Plogsted on
Our client owns the building and occupies 50% of the square footage of a singularly metered building. The owner (our client) signed a contract to purchase green power for 30% of the total building