Hi all In my LEED CI project the tenant are sub metering their energy usage and are then paying the building the owner for the amount of energy used.

Hi All, I am working on a project located in China.The owner is the local electric company who has solar power and wind power supply.

We have an EBOM property that was certified with 100% RECs in 2009, and we've been maintaining the purchases of RECs for recert in 2014.

Our client owns the building and occupies 50% of the square footage of a singularly metered building. The owner (our client) signed a contract to purchase green power for 30% of the total building

Hi, After reading all comments I'm still not clear about the following, I hope you can help me: - We have not gone through the building simulation route in EAC1.3, so in principle we would need to

My team and I were recently successful in documenting the use of carbon offsets for LEED CI - EAc4 Green Power by documenting the V4 credit as an alternative compliance path.

I am working on a project that is performing it's own carbon offsets - ensuring that each investment in a carbon offset project has additionality, permanence, verifiability, etc.

The project is located outside the US where Green-e suppliers are not present. The project is thus looking at buying Green-e RECs.

We have a project where onsite solar panels generate a portion of the electricity serving the building - but not all.

The answer to this one might be obvious, but I just can’t see it: EAc4 form says to “Provide numbers that correspond with the information provided in EAp2 and EAc1.3”.