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Option 1: Equipment Efficiency & Appropriate Zoning and Controls

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Call out the efficiency ratings of selected equipment on mechanical equipment schedules to make sure that the proper model is selected and that the system is installed according to design intent.

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Call out the efficiency ratings of selected equipment on mechanical equipment schedules to make sure that the proper model is selected and that the system is installed according to design intent.

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Early in design development, engage the energy modeler in reviewing the recommendations for reaching the 15% and 30% energy reduction thresholds. See the LEED-NC energy modeling guidelines for an overview of the energy modeling process and specific guidan

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Early in design development, engage the energy modeler in reviewing the recommendations for reaching the 15% and 30% energy reduction thresholds. See the LEED-NC energy modeling guidelines for an overview of the energy modeling process and specific guidance on creating the energy model. 

Option 2: Energy Cost Reduction – 15%–30% 

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Review the following sections of the Core Performance Guide (CPG) and credit requirements:Section 1. 4 – Check that the part-load calculations have been completed and that compliance with ASHRAE-55 has been confirmed.Section 2.9 – Ensure that your project

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Review the following sections of the Core Performance Guide (CPG) and credit requirements:

Option 1: Equipment Efficiency & Appropriate Zoning and Controls 

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Reduced energy loads can translate into lower construction costs because you might be able to get by with smaller equipment; including fans, pumps and auxiliary systems; and less ductwork. 

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Reduced energy loads can translate into lower construction costs because you might be able to get by with smaller equipment; including fans, pumps and auxiliary systems; and less ductwork. 

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The operational performance of the base building affects the performance of the tenant space. Sometimes the current operator doesn’t know the specifications of the base-building systems that are being modeled, so request as much information as you can, in

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The operational performance of the base building affects the performance of the tenant space. Sometimes the current operator doesn’t know the specifications of the base-building systems that are being modeled, so request as much information as you can, including operations and maintenance manuals that might provide more details. 

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