This question relates to the thread below (“Absorption chiller in baseline model”) but is of more general nature.

Hi, I am working on a LEED project. My performance period is from April to July, 2012.

For more background on why this pilot credit exists, and what it means for LEED-EBOM 2012, see this great discussion on our 2012 public comment forum.

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