LEED v4 LEED BD+C Credit-by-Credit Review
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1 LEED v4 LEED BD+C Credit-by-Credit Review Location & Transportation Sustainable Sites Water Efficiency Energy & Atmosphere Materials & Resources Indoor Environmental Quality Innovation & Integrative Process
2 Copyright The content of this course is the copyrighted property of Green Building Education Services, LLC. Reproduction or distribution of this presentation - including print and electronic distribution - without the permission of Green Building Education Services is prohibited.
3 Continuing Education 2.5 hours with GBCI LEED Specific: BD+C 2.5 hours with AIA/CES (LU) GBES will report you hours to GBCI and AIA automatically after you finish the course and pass the assessment quiz.
4 GBES is a Registered Provider with the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems. Credit earned on completion of this course will be reported to AIA/CES for AIA members automatically. Certifications of Completion for non-aia members are available upon request. This course is registered with AIA/CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing, or dealing in any material or product.
5 E N E R G Y EFFICIENCY LEED BD+C LEED v4
6 Who this course is for
7 Learning Objectives Understand Location and Transportation credit intents, requirements for LEED for New Construction Recognize potential strategies and relevant team members for achieving credits Understand basic documentation considerations Recognize tools and resources for applying credits to building projects
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9 Intent Requirements Referenced Standards Benefits & Issues Strategies / Implementation Calculations Timeline & Team Documentation
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11 Adaptations. New Construction Core and Shell S c h o o l s R e t a i l Data Centers Warehouses H o s p i t a l i t y H e a l t h c a r e
12 Global LEED
13 E N E R G Y & ATMOSPHERE
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15 EA Prerequisite Fundamental Commissioning and Verification
16 EA Prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification OPR: Owners Project Requirements BOD: Basis of Design
17 Referenced Standards
18 CxA Tasks Review OPR, BOD, design Develop Cx Plan Incorporate into CD Construction checklists System test procedures Verify system tests Issues log Cx Report Report to owner
19 Who can be a CxA?
20 Current Facilities Requirements and Operations & Maintenance Plan How to operate this building efficiently.
21 OPR Owner s Project Requirements
22 BOD Basis of Design
23 Cx Plan
24 1. Designate commissioning authority 2. Establish OPR and BOD 3. The commissioning authority reviews OPR and BOD Cx Process 4. Develop and implement the Cx Plan 5. Incorporate requirements CD 6. Develop construction checklists 7. Develop a system test procedure 8. Verify system test execution 9. Maintain a log that documents issues and benefits 10. Complete a summary Cx report
25 CxA Engage by end of the DD Phase
26 Timeline + Team
27 Timeline + Team
28 EA Credit Enhanced Commissioning
29 EA Credit: Enhanced Commissioning CxA
30 EA Credit: Enhanced Commissioning Option Points Enhanced system commissioning and / or Option 2. 2 Points Envelope commissioning
31 Review contractor submittals Cx Activities Verify systems manual requirements in construction documents Verify training requirements in construction documents. Verify systems manual updates and delivery Verify operator and occupant training Verify seasonal testing. Review operations 10 months after substantial completion Develop an on-going commissioning plan
32 Review Operations After substantial completion 10 months
33 MBCx
34 Measurement requirements Monitoring Points to be tracked Limits of acceptable values Elements for evaluating performance Action plans for errors Training Planning for repairs
35 Measure & Evaluate Setpoints 4X year
36 EA Credit: Enhanced Commissioning Option Points Enhanced system commissioning and / or Option 2. 2 Points Envelope commissioning
37 Review contractor submittals. Verify inclusion of systems manual requirements in CD. Cx Tasks Verify inclusion of training requirements in CD. Verify systems manual updates and delivery. Verify operator and occupant training delivery and effectiveness. Verify seasonal testing. Review operations 10 months after substantial completion. Develop an on-going Cx plan.
38 Timeline + Team
39 Adaptations. New Construction Core and Shell S c h o o l s R e t a i l Data Centers Warehouses H o s p i t a l i t y H e a l t h c a r e
40 Stuck Valve Replacement Yearly Savings $800 $8,700
41 $5.5M Opening Day HVAC + Envelope Problems All preventable with commissioning. $10M Opening Day HVAC + Envelope Problems $15M say green building practices are important in space search Repairs $2M First Summer HVAC Repairs
42 EA Prerequisite Minimum Energy Performance
43 EA Prerequisite: Minimum Energy Performance Option 1. Whole building energy simulation or Option 2. Prescriptive compliance: ASHRAE 50% Energy Design Guide or Option 3. Prescriptive compliance: Advanced Buildings Core Performance Guide
44 5% New construction Whole Building Energy Simulation 3% Major renovation 2% Core & Shell
45 ASHRAE 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide Small/Medium Office Building Medium/Large Retail K-12 Large Hospitals
46 Advanced Buildings Core Performance Guide Design process strategies Core performance requirements Supply air temperature reset Premium economizer performance Variable speed control
47 Referenced Standards
48 Implementation Option 1
49 Implementation Option 2
50 Implementation Option 3
51 Timeline + Team
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54 Q A whole building energy simulation resulted in a baseline building performance of $112,488 for a new school. What minimum improvement in building performance is needed for LEED certification?
55 Q A whole building energy simulation resulted in a baseline building performance of $112,488 for a new school. What minimum improvement in building performance is needed for LEED certification? 5% X $112,488
56 Q What criteria are not used to determine what prescriptive measures must be followed when using the ASHRAE 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide to calculate minimum energy performance? A. Climate zone in which the building is located B. Square footage of the building C. Type of building D. Building orientation
57 Q What criteria are not used to determine what prescriptive measures must be followed when using the ASHRAE 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide to calculate minimum energy performance? A. Climate zone in which the building is located B. Square footage of the building C. Type of building D. Building orientation
58 EA Credit Optimize Energy Performance
59 EA Credit: Optimize Energy Performance Option Points for NC Whole building energy simulation or Option Points Prescriptive compliance
60 NC Major renovation Core & Shell Points (except healthcare, schools) Healthcare 6% 4% 3% Schools 8% 6% 5% % 8% 7% % 10% 9% % 12% 11% % 14% 13% % 16% 15% % 18% 17% % 20% 19% % 22% 21% % 48% 47%
61 K-12 Prescriptive Building envelope, opaque: roofs, walls, floors, slabs, and doors (1 point) Building envelope, glazing: vertical fenestration (1 point) Interior lighting, including daylighting and interior finishes (1 point) Exterior lighting (1 point) Plug loads, including equipment choices, controls, and kitchen equipment (1 point)
62 What are some ways to save energy?
63 Schedule of operation Building orientation Building envelope Lighting systems HVAC&R systems Process energy Energy rates Hot water systems
64 Timeline + Team
65 Photo: HKS
66 Q A whole building energy simulation resulted in an annual baseline building performance of $135,500 for a new office building. The design case annual energy cost is $108,400. How many points would this building earn for Energy and Atmosphere Credit Optimizing Energy Performance?
67 Q A whole building energy simulation resulted in an annual baseline building performance of $135,500 for a new office building. The design case annual energy cost is $108,400. How many points would this building earn for Energy and Atmosphere Credit Optimizing Energy Performance? $108,400 / $135,000 = 80%, or 20% savings = 8 points
68 EA Prerequisite Fundamental Refrigerant Management
69 EA Prerequisite: Fundamental Refrigerant Management New Buildings Zero-Use Equipment Reuse Phase-out conversion
70 Exemptions 0.5 pound (225 grams)
71 Referenced Standards
72 Implementation
73 EA Credit Enhanced Refrigerant Management
74 EA Credit: Enhanced Refrigerant Management Option 1. 1 Point No refrigerants or low-impact refrigerants and / or Option 2. 1 Point Calculation of refrigerant impact
75 No/low impact
76 Chlorofluorocarbons ODP GWP CFC ,720 Worst CFC ,680 Hydrochlorofluorocarbons HCFC ,780 HCFC Hydrofluorocarbons HFC-23 ~0 12,240 HFC-134a ~0 1,320 Natural Refrigerants Hydrocarbons (HC) Ethane ~0 3.0 Propane ~0 3.0 Butane ~0 3.0 Natural Refrigerants Other Carbon Dioxide (CO2) ~0 1.0 Ammonia (NH3) ~0 0 Water (H2) ~0 0 Air ~0 0 Best
77 Base Building + Tenant Equipment
78 Implementation
79 Timeline + Team
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81 EA Prerequisite Building-Level Energy Metering
82 EA Prerequisite: Building-Level Energy Metering Total Energy Use. For the building.
83 Share data 5 years 1 month intervals to track data
84 EA Credit Advanced Energy Metering
85 EA Credit: Advanced Energy Metering Whole Building Systems Electricity Natural Gas Propane Steam Chilled water On-site Renewable s Geothermal
86 EA Credit: Advanced Energy Metering Individual Energy Use Primary HVAC systems Secondary HVAC systems Lighting Plug loads Elevators Processes
87 Hourly Reporting. 10% or more of total building consumption 36 month history
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91 EA Credit Demand Response
92 Energy Efficiency Measures are permanent and reduce the facility s annual energy consumption (in kilowatt hours) and/or electrical demand. Demand Response Measures are temporary and reduce a customer s demand (in kilowatts) during brief, infrequent periods.
93 EA Credit: Demand Response Case 1. 2 Points Demand response program available or Case 2. 1 Point Demand response program not available
94 Enrolment 1 year 10% estimated peak demand
95 Design the building in a manner that enables it to participate in a demand response program
96 3 Types of Demand Response Systems: 1. Manual 2. Semi-Automated 3. Fully-Automated
97 Level Manual demand response Uses BAS? No How Response Occurs People manually turn off lights and equipment when asked to do so. Semi-automated demand response Yes A person initiates a control strategy preprogrammed into the BAS when a demand response event is called. Fully automated demand response ( AutoDR ) Yes Receipt of an external price, reliability, or event signal automatically triggers a BAS control sequence that switches the building to low- power mode; no human intervention is required.
98 Timeline + Team
99 Photo: call campbell
100 EA Credit Renewable Energy Production
101 % renewable energy cost = Equivalent cost usable energy produced by renewable energy system Total estimated building annual energy cost
102 % Renewable energy Points (except CS) Points CS 1% 1 1 3% 2 5% % 3
103 Solar Garden 10 year lease
104 Eligible Systems Photovoltaic Wind Solar thermal Biofuel- based Geothermal heating Geothermal electric Low-impact hydroelectric Wave and tidal power
105 Ineligible Systems Architectural features Passive solar Daylighting Geo-exchange Some biofuels
106 Calculations % renewable energy = Equivalent cost of renewable energy Total building annual energy cost
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109 EA Credit Green Power and Carbon Offsets
110 EA Credit: Green Power and Carbon Offsets 50% minimum 5 year contract
111 Percentage of total energy addressed by green power, RECs and/or offsets 50% 1 Points 100% 2
112 What are your project s offset goals?
113 Referenced Standards
114 What is Green Power
115 Implementation
116 Building's electricity use: 1,000,000 kwh/yr 1,000,000 kwh/yr X 50% annually for 5 years
117 GHG emissions (CO 2 e) = Consumption x CO 2 emissions factor
118 Direct Emissions Burned at the building Indirect Emissions Energy from utilities
119 Energy Simulation or CBECS database
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121 Calculations GHG emissions (CO 2 e) = Consumption x CO 2 emissions factor
122 Example Project: 5,000,000 kwh / year 1,000,000 kbtu Direct GHG Emission Factor Natural Gas: 5.32 x 10-5 Mt CO 2 e / kbtu 1,000,000 kbtu x 5.32 x 10-5 Mt CO 2 e / kbtu = 53.2 Mt CO 2 e / year
123 Example Project: 5,000,000 kwh / year 1,000,000 kbtu Indirect GHG Emission Factor Purchased electricity: 5.90 x 10-4 Mt CO 2 e / kwh 5,000,000 kwh x 5.90 x 10-4 Mt CO 2 e / kwh = 2,950 Mt CO 2 e / year
124 Direct (natural gas): Indirect (grid electricity): Minimum credit req: Total offset: 53.2 Mt CO 2 e / year + 2,950 Mt CO 2 e / year = 3,003 Mt CO 2 e / year X 50% = 1,501.5 Mt CO 2 e / year
125 Carbon offsets Green Power RECs Electricity Non-electricity
126 Net Zero Projects 2 points
127 Q A new office building with a retail component on the first floor totals 254,000 sq. ft. The building requires a median electrical intensity of 11.7kWh/sf/year. What amount of green power purchased by the operating company will qualify the project for Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Green Power?
128 Q A new office building with a retail component on the first floor totals 254,000 sq. ft. The building requires a median electrical intensity of 11.7kWh/sf/year. What amount of green power purchased by the operating company will qualify the project for Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Green Power? 254,000 X 50% X 11.7 kwh = 1,485,900
129 Q A building has a design case energy use of 463,222 kwh/yr. What minimum purchase from a wind supplier would be needed to earn a project 2 points?
130 Q A building has a design case energy use of 463,222 kwh/yr. What minimum purchase from a wind supplier would be needed to earn a project 2 points? 463,222 kwh/yr
131 EA Credit/Prerequisite Commissioning SS Credit Light Pollution Reduction EA Credit/Prerequisite Energy Use IEQ Credit/Prerequisite IAQ
132 EA Credit/Prerequisite Commissioning SS Credit Light Pollution Reduction EA Credit/Prerequisite Energy Use IEQ Credit/Prerequisite IAQ
133 SS Credit Light Pollution Reduction EA Credit/Prerequisite Energy Use IEQ Credit/Prerequisite IAQ SS Credit Heat Island Reduction WE Credit Indoor Water Use Reduction
134 EA Credit/Prerequisite Energy Use Integrative Process
135 EA Credit/Prerequisite Energy Performance EA Credit/Prerequisite Refrigerant Management
136 E N E R G Y & ATMOSPHERE
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140 LEED v4 LEED BD+C Credit-by-Credit Review Location & Transportation Sustainable Sites Water Efficiency Energy & Atmosphere Materials & Resources Indoor Environmental Quality Innovation & Integrative Process