When listing non-energy star equipment we enter N/A in the Make or model column. This column is also used for Equivalent equipment as well, so the right had part of the form serves two purposes...

For a project relocation which may relocate existing equipment accordingly could this equipment be excluded from calculations as this has been purchased previously?

Would energy modeling according to EAc1.3 requirements be a way to comply with EAp2? If yes, what would be the minimum percentage of improvement required?

Does this include things like 2/4 slice bread toasters and drip coffee makers?

Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5903 thumbs up August 16, 2016- 11:02 am Yes that will ensure that the tenant can meet this requirement if they pursue a CI certification. This prerequisite is related to the tenant scope of work and they need to meet these requirements if they pursue a CI certification. If you are doing a CS project please post your question in the applicable forum. Log in or register to post comments ...

We are pursuing LEED certification for small project in which some offices are converted to open offices, break room and reception area in an existing building. Project involves modifying...

Our project has several pieces of video conferencing equipment (not just display screens), which are not ENERGY STAR certified. As far as we can tell, there is no relevant ENERGY STAR category...

I was checking sample LEEDonline forms for this prerequisite which can be found on USGBC website and I nonticed that there is a new version of EAp2 form - v6. However this form is completely...

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I am a student of which I would like to know what to do in the case of minimum energy performance of a commercial interiors when you start from scratch and there is no...

I am working on a TI retrofit project that did not replace any existing lighting in their space due to budget constraints. The existing lighting fixtures do not meet the required 10%...