Determine predicted savings based on the final design estimate minus the baseline case. Calculate as monthly cost savings for the whole building or space, or by system. During this process, try to account for any varying factors that could affect the fina

Determine predicted savings based on the final design estimate minus the baseline case. Calculate as monthly cost savings for the whole building or space, or by system. During this process, try to account for any varying factors that could affect the final design and baseline cases. These could include anything from weather patterns to occupancy levels.  

If your project is attempting IPMVP, Option D, track the total energy consumption of your building. Since the energy model must be recalibrated, any variables that can influence consumption also need to be tracked. For example, you might track occupancy i

If your project is attempting IPMVP, Option D, track the total energy consumption of your building. Since the energy model must be recalibrated, any variables that can influence consumption also need to be tracked. For example, you might track occupancy if it fluctuates. Also verify the savings from efficiency measures by tracking any data that gives clues to whether or not energy-saving strategies are working.

As stated in the LEED Reference Guide, the following items must be monitored:lighting systems and controlsconstant and variable motor loadsvariable-frequency-drive operationchiller efficiency at variable loadscooling loadair and water economizer and heat

As stated in the LEED Reference Guide, the following items must be monitored:

lighting systems and controls
constant and variable motor loads
variable-frequency-drive operation
chiller efficiency at variable loads
cooling load
air and water economizer and heat recovery cycles
air distribution static pressures and ventilation air volumes
boiler efficiencies
building-related process energy systems and equipment
indoor water risers and outdoor irrigation system.