Greetings LEED-HC users! LEEDuser is now displaying the credit language for the entire LEED for Healthcare rating sytem on LEEDuser, with forums tied to individual credits.

I am working with a facility to determine if they can meet the prerequisite for the LEED EBOM. Currently the facility has 12 AHU's, some of them working for the same single space.

Per LEED requirements, woodworkers now have to be FSC certified in order to qualify for the MRc7 point contribution.

So briefly (for C&S mechanically ventilated spaces): For densly occupied spaces we need: CO2 monitors and i.e.

I got the reviewed comment on the process energy. The way I have modelled is try to add the process load to reach 25% minumum energy threshold eventhough such load does not exist.

This credit signifies a huge step in a positive direction for the building industry.

Hi, We need a clarification about the cooling fuels. What are cooling fuels referred to? Thank you Nandana

We have a University Science Building that will house research and teaching labs with multiple VAV fume hoods in several spaces.

Can anyone tell me how LEED is defining "in a manner best replicating natural site hydrology processes using low impact development and green infrastructure?" In an earlier version it was defined

good stuff tristan - thanks for making this more fun!