Our project is a school located in Puerto Rico, where the tropical climate allows for natural ventilation and where we don't use the HVAC system during construction.

I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to get an innovation credit for having certain percentage of materials being manufactured within 500 miles.

LEED template use the flush fixture water which calculated based on occupant usage.

On this webpage in EAc5, I read that there are "Commonly metered systems", including lighting , motors, HVAC loads etc.

We are working on a CS muti-unit residential project. There will be infrastructure for residents to use splits in their units.

Dear all, Our building is supplied with cold water from a DES.

I am not sure how to approach a recent discovery.

What would be the absolute minimum that a LEED CS tenant agreement would have to specify to get some level of LEED certification?

A question regarding Thermosetting plastic flooring, how and when do we measure the VOC content? In the different components or in the whole product.

I have a 90.1 App G. interpretation question. G3.1.2.6 requires economizers in certain climates. The only exceptions are for gas-phase air cleaning and supermarket open refrigerated cases.