Hi to all:

Please help me to clarify how the baseline model is defined for the M&V plan, it is clear that for the "actual case" the proposed model created for the EAc1 must be...

I would like to find out what are the requirements for achieving EAc5 - Option #3?
Where can I find information to read on MPR #6? and
What is :" Option 1 in Pl Form1?

Thank...

I am glad to have a forum like LEEDuser to ask this question, since this has mystified me for many years. The M&V activities described by the credit language seem to me to do more benefit to...

Under the reference guide, it is requiring for process water to be submetered, which according to the glossary involves cooling tower water, boilers and chillers, but if the cooling tower is...

Marcus Sheffer posted some months ago in this credit:

"You will need to calibrate the model by energy end use on a monthly (and annual) basis.
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Yes you would need to...

Hi all,
I'm working on a residential project where the tenants do NOT pay their utility bills. The units are being individually sub-metered but the electric company does not provide a...

What are the pros and cons of having either the MEP engineers or the...

Hi All,

I am working on a New Construction, 299 dwelling unit Apartment building, pursuing Option D. All apartments have their own electric meter, paid directly by the tenants. The...

Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5903 thumbs up February 26, 2013- 12:00 pm Make sure you have both a monthly and annual target for each energy end use. It is not sufficient to have only an annual total accuracy target. Typically the targets are expressed as +-XX%. The target can vary but is usually in the 5% to 20% range depending on the situation and the project. +-10% is a very commonly used value in alignment with Guideline 14. There was a post by Gord Shymko in one of these EAc5 credit forums with more detail on this issue. Might want to search the other...

Would...