Patrick MacPherson Senior Consultant Sustainable Design Consulting LEEDuser Basic Member 13 thumbs up April 29, 2013- 1:47 pm Can I please get a response to my question from almost a month ago? Thank you, Log in or register to post comments Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11478 thumbs up April 29, 2013- 2:03 pm Patrick, please see our forum FAQs. That said, I will ask around. Log in or register to post comments John McFarland Director of Operations WorkingBuildings, LLC LEEDuser Expert 44 thumbs up April 29, 2013- 2:39 pm Patrick, Are the dorm rooms...

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Under EAc1 my understanding is that the energy model will use a baseline assumption for plug loads. Would it be possible to introduce a plug load energy reduction program as an ID...

Our Office building is ventilated with only 100% Outside Air Systems and thus there is no recirculation.

Table IEQc5-1 of the LEEDOnline form is asking for "isolated exhaust system areas...

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I am currently working on a LEED NCv2009 project which includes a small building ~1,150sf, and has 200sf of regularly occupied space. The remainder of the building is restroom and...

Here's a very Basic Question from a LEED novice studying to take the BD+C specialty exam: Most categories have one credit associated with them. The category, SSc2, has a possible 5 credits. Are...

are more strigent. I posted here because the Healthcare forum lags a bit and I needed a response sooner, rather than later. Can you confirm John-David's response to my posting above? Would industrial...

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I'm trying to achieve this credit and I have one workshop area with roll-up doors. This roll-up doors are perforated because it's going to be naturally ventilated so you can also...

Would like to get some opinions on whether Envelope Commissioning would count as one of the 3 exemplary performance ID credits or Innovation in Design?

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11478 thumbs up October 25, 2013- 11:07 am Alicia, you will need to demonstrate that the green power you purchased is equivalent to Green-e certified power, by showing that it is certified to an equivalent standard. (Taking the effort to do this is not common.) There is more guidance on this above, and in earlier conversations on this forum. Log in or register to post comments Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5934 thumbs up October 25, 2013- 11:17 am Equivalency includes...

enough charging stations alone to meet the credit intent; they were only 2 shy of the LEED requirement after being required to provide 8 by the city. So, unfortunately for the forum (though easier for us),...