If a university building is tied in to a campus chilled water distribution, does the campus chiller plant have to be included in the building's refrigerant use?

Little question : What does the acronym of ARI mean in the credit guidance?

Hi all, under the table in LEED credit form there is a note: Average refrigerant impact per kW must be less than or equal to 13 for 2 points. Does it mean that I won't get 2 points for having av

We've tried and cannot get any info from GE other than they use R-134A refrigerant.

Hi All, I am very new to LEED and trying to apply for it for a project we have in hand.

Hi, We received the design and construction review, and the reviewer indicate us that two units that's appear on the prerrequisite EAp3 documentation are not included.

Scenario: Campus new construction projects which are connecting to an existing central plant for heating and cooling.

The reference guide definition of Rc states "0.5 to 5.0 lbs of refrigerant per ton of gross ARI rated cooling capacity". What do you do for equipment that has a charge of above 5.0 lbs/ton?

In our project a absorption chiller will be used to cover part of the cooling load. The chiller will run on lithium bromide / water solution.

I have a split units that their Rc is above 5 mentioned in the Reference Guide, but fortunately my average refrigerant atmospheric impact is lower than 100 (according to use efficient centrifugal c