Do we have to install CO2 sensor in each retail unit if they will be considered as densely occupied areas according LEED definition?

After reading all the “shopping centre” related posts under the NC, C&S and CI rating systems forums, I still can’t confirm the following: - for a new shopping building, undergoing a LEED NC o

Our project had a combined review and the reviewer questioned hydro RECs purchased by the owner as not being Green -e or equivalent. The owner will purchase additional Green-e certified RECs from t

We have a large (over 300,000 s.f.) office tower that is across the street from a national chain fitness center (within 100 yards).

Our proposed building has no cooling system installed; it is ventilated naturally. Now Appendix G says to model the proposed building like the baseline bldg system. That means with a VAV.

We have a small mechanical equipment room that contains a backup diesel generator. It is being ventilated to remove exhaust and excess heat.

Should flooring adhesives take credit under IEQc4.1 or IEQc4.3, or both? Thank you!

Seems like a no brainer - substituting LED light fixtures in our parking lot will cut energy consumption by 80%. This does not seem to be covered in other LEED credits.

We have a LEED-CI project with a small Gym. The gym has the daylight provision with full height window. Do we need to provide the photo cell sensors at the gym as well? Thanks.

Hello, I am working on a data centre which, as it is common in this type of buildings, has a “Crisis room”.