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Baseline Energy Source for Electric only Building energypro
NC-v4 EAp2:Minimum energy performanceposted by Mike Magee on
A bit of a newbie to LEED stuff, but does anyone know how to make the baseline energy source electric in stead of gas?
Group Project Scoring
EBOM-v4 EAc7:Renewable energy and carbon offsetsposted by Andy Rhoades on
How do I score EAc7 when certifying for a group project? I have the VER proposals for the three buildings but don't know how to score them together. Thanks!
Remediation of LEED Project Area or only disturbed areas
NC-v4 LTc3:High priority siteposted by Mark Meaders on
We have a project that has had a Phase 1 and II ESA performed. It found there was acetone and mercury on site.
EV Charging Stations
NC-v4 LTc8:Green vehiclesposted by Dianne Herrin on
Hello - My client is preparing to purchase Tesla EV charging stations to meet LEED v4 requirements. These stations will work only with Teslas.
Renewable Energy - Confirmation of Renewable Attribute Ownership
CS-v4.1 EAc5:Renewable Energyposted by Levi Jimenez on
We have a site with a substantial solar array that is owned by the building owner. The LEED Credit form requires uploaded supporting documentation as follows: "upload confirmation
On site visits required?
NC-v4 EAp1:Fundamental commissioning and verificationposted by Kasandra Martin on
The project I am hired to commission is a day drive. Is it possible to only review the contractors tests or is on site necessary or required?
Industry wide EPD vs. Product Specific EPD
NC-v4 MRc2:Building product disclosure and optimization - environmental product declarationsposted by Caitlin Hutton on
Hello, I am attempting to achieve option one of the MRc2 credit meaning we need a total of 20 products from 5 different manufacturers.
Design Submittal
posted by Aaron Kennedy on
We are finishing up the design submittal to submit for review, but I cannot find where the overall plans are supposed to be submitted? Am I missing it somewhere or Is there not a place to sub
CO2 monitoring in return air ductwork in a behavioral health facility
Healthcare-v4 EQc1:Enhanced indoor air quality strategiesposted by Bethany Beers on
We are currently designing a behavioral health inpatient facility in the Seattle area. Per local codes, demand control ventilation is required and is allowed in the return air ductwork for spaces.