Hello, Where can I find information on what is considered "regularly occupied space" in a warehouse facility that has most of its space dedicated to product storage and much of the open area used

This may be a silly question, but I said I would ask... If we can document that XX% of our client's utility-provided electricity is from renewable sources (wind, hydro, solar), can they just purch

Good afternoon. I'm getting started on a model for a county courthouse office expansion. In its pre-renovated state, the facility purchases both HW and CW through the local utility.

I have a lot of plywood that is being used on the job that is supposed to be FSC Certified.

In a LEED-CI project, can we attempt for MRc4, MRc5, and MRc7 but not included cost of furniture in the calculator? It means that the furniture is not included in any of the LEED-CI credits.

We are working on a project to build a Toyota Dealership in Pennsylvania and the owner is seeking LEED Certification (LEED 2009).

Our building did divert 50% of ongoing consumables during out last LEED EBOM certification in 2010. We did perform a waste audit at that time so we acquired MRc6.

This may be a very simple question, and perhaps our team is looking into this too deeply: We have a campus which we intend to use a Master Site with individual registrations (i.e. not a group).

If part of the building area passes at 9am but does not pass at 3pm does that mean we cant use that 9am area for that time.

Hello, I am documenting this credit using the simulation method. For many of the regularly occupied spaces, the rooms are above the 10fc requirement except for a small corner of the room.