We are confused on how to pursue this credit for buildings with rainwater reuse systems.

Hello, I’m currently working on a LEED NCv2009 project located in Spain. My question is about the compliance of the section 10.4.1 (Electric Motors) of ASHRAE 90.1-2007.

We are working on a LEED for Schools project. Can anyone provide clarity on if the hand hygiene notices are only required at the staff/employee sinks to help achieve this credit?

1) Assume the same scheduling is used in both design and baseline case, may I schedule lights to be off during occupied hours in a zone (both baseline and design models)? 2) Taking this a step furt

Lauren, IEQc6.1 leed online template v4.0 states " Simple on/off switches may only count toward credit compliance for private offices" under the individual controls." This is a new requirement

My project has unlimited free waste engine oil available.

Our project scope is an historical building restoration and retrofit. Several items such as windows, doors and floor tiles are removed, restored in a workshop near the site project and returned to

Hi all, We have a new construction project that is to build 30 ha factory, however the owner decided only to pursue LEED certification for the office building site, a small portion of the factory

The FAQ of SSc6.2 (http://www.leeduser.com/credit/NC-2009/SSc6.2#sthash.3UFoAJvd.dpuf) suggests that capturing the rainwater into tanks and discharging it into the public sewers after the rainstorm

I see a few posts discussing the minimum requirements for both private offices and shared multi-occupant spaces, but some discussions are older and I'm wondering if LEED reviewer expectations or mi