For this purpose we would like to know if: - In order to comply with requirements, can we develop a plan similar to the one use for the core & base building (calibrated simulation)?

Dear All, I received an email from LEEDUser called "LEED Updates: New Interpretations & Addenda" One interesting point was the following: "USGBC introduces multiple new options for non-U.S.

We have a project where onsite solar panels generate a portion of the electricity serving the building - but not all.

In our project's LEED design submission, the engineer used the R-value of the glazing in the energy model.

If the project is district cooled with option 1 where the cooling energy consumption is determined by adding chilled water meter in the energy model for EAc1, in calculating the capacity of the PV

Is the following building eligible for a CS certification: Basically a big 205 000 sqft box with no common areas, with 30 000 sqft of mezzanine for future office space.

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I’m going to model two buildings that are on the same site and are of the same owner. The owner wants to achieve the LEED certification for both. The buildings aren’t attached, i.e.

Dear All, I am intending to model a building on campus which is connected to a campus energy system providing chilled water and hot water.

We are working on a speculative 1,000,000 SF industrial warehouse which is pursuing a LEED CS.