The link below, fromLEEDuser, indicates that if you can use actual utility bills x 50% x 2 yrs to calculate the required quantity of RECs as opposed to the EAc1 energy model design consumption x 35

My apology in advance if this is already answered:

I can find no evidence that the 2-year period needs to start as soon as the building is finished, is that the case?

The EAc6 form seems to be automatically pulling the total annual electricity use number from the EAp2 form without taking into account our savings from renewable energy.

The owner purchase 99% green power in error (70% was to be purchased).

The client have a solar park in a land adjacent to the land on which the project will be built.

Any proven strategy pursuing green power credit for residential hi-rise project? it is a rental property with separate utility meter to each unit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I am trying to calculate the REC quantity required for a building in the UAE to get EAc6 (Green Power), but noticed that the CBECS method does not apply to buildings outside the US.

We are looking at purchasing thew power for credit EAc6. 1. Can we as the A/E purchase it for the Owner? 2. How do you document the ID credit for 100% power purchased for 2 years?