We are working on a project where the building meter is owned by the utility authority.

Part of the definition of process water states that it can also refer to water used in operational processes, such as dishwashing, clothes washing, and ice making.

Our project will build a water tank which will provide enough water to irrigate 100 % of our greenery.

Hi All, It looks like our team missed something and I want to be sure.

Finding very difficult to get manufacturer recommended calibration intervals. Is there a code or governing body that can be used as a guide such as NSF or AWWA

Has anyone had any success using this as an ID credit for a new construction project?

Per the LEED Credit Library, there seems to be confusion, or room for interpretation, on how to pursue Whole Building Water Performance Measurement for an Innovation credit in BD+C projects.

How does DES and purchasing of chilled water from utility fall into this credit? The guidance from the LEED DES document does not cover WE credits. Thank you!