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(5) EA_ Energy & Atmosphere of LEED BD+C v4
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(5) EA_ Energy & Atmosphere of LEED BD+C v4

provided by He-Kui Sustainability Matters
Created byMing Feng Nian
Last updated 3/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • Energy and Environmental Design
  • Energy
  • Atmosphere
  • LEED Exam

Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 1h 6m total length

  • E34-EA P1 Fundamental Commissioning & Verification8:29

    Learn the fundamental commissioning and verification within the energy and atmosphere category of LEED BD+C v4, including OPR, C1 enhanced commissioning, commissioning authority, and body basis of design.

  • E35-EA P2 Minimum Energy Performance7:08

    Identify the climate zone per ASHRAE 90.1-2010 appendix b and d, then pursue minimum energy performance through energy modeling, prescriptive path, or core performance with Energy Star Typekit Binder targets.

  • E36-EA P3 Building-Level Energy Metering3:34

    Monitor total energy usage with building-level energy metering, using a single meter or multiple submeters. Share your data with USGBC for at least five years in LEED EA prerequisites.

  • E37-EA P4 Fundamental Refrigerant Management2:43

    Explore refrigerant management under the energy and atmosphere prerequisite, reducing ozone depletion by prohibiting CFC refrigerants in hvac systems and phasing out refrigerants in systems, with exceptions for small equipment.

  • E38-EA C1 Enhanced Commissioning9:11

    Explore enhanced commissioning for LEED EA C1, its relation to fundamental commissioning and EP1 prerequisites, with two options emphasizing monitoring, ASHRAE standards, and building envelope performance.

  • E39-EA C2 Optimize Energy Performance5:20

    Discover how to optimize energy performance in LEED BD+C by establishing a schematic-design energy target and choosing between whole-building energy simulation or prescriptive compliance measures.

  • E40-EA C3 Advanced Energy Metering5:09

    Install permanent advanced energy meters for all whole-building energy sources exceeding ten percent of consumption, recording consumption and demand, storing data for at least three years, and enabling remote access.

  • E41-EA C4 Demand Response6:25

    Explore demand response in energy and atmosphere credit, focusing on load shedding, price-based incentives, and a comprehensive plan to reduce peak demand and greenhouse gas emissions.

  • E42-EA C5 Renewable Energy Production5:53

    Explains the LEED C5 renewable energy production credit, including exemplary performance eligibility, solar gardens requirements, net metering, district energy, and renewable energy certificates.

  • E43-EA C6 Enhanced Refrigerant Management7:16

    Apply enhanced refrigerant management strategies to support the Montreal Protocol, compare ODP and GWP, review refrigerants and natural alternatives, and evaluate VRF trade-offs and leakage.

  • E44-EA C7 Green Power & Carbon Offsets5:28

    Define green power and carbon offsets, explain renewable energy sources and green-e certified products, and outline US-based emission reductions and LEED-related certification and associations.

Requirements

  • Smile
  • Passion / enthusiasm for sustainability

Description

LEED BDC v4, Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, Building Design & Construction v4.0

Fifth Credit Category: EA_ Energy & Atmosphere

It contains 4 Prerequisites and 7 Credits:


EA P1 Fundamental Commissioning & Verification

EA P2 Minimum Energy Performance

EA P3 Building-Level Energy Metering

EA P4 Fundamental Refrigerant Management

EA C1 Enhanced Commissioning

EA C2 Optimize Energy Performance

EA C3 Advanced Energy Metering

EA C4 Demand Response

EA C5 Renewable Energy Production

EA C6 Enhanced Refrigerant Management

EA C7 Green Power & Carbon Offsets


<EA P1 Fundamental Commissioning & Verification>

1 Commissioning Process Scope

2 CxA (Commissioning Authority)

3 CFR and O&M Plan


<EA P2 Minimum Energy Performance>

Option 1 Whole-Building Energy Simulation

Option 2 Prescriptive Compliance:

Option 3 Prescriptive Compliance:


<EA P3 Building-Level Energy Metering>

Total building energy consumption


<EA P4 Fundamental Refrigerant Management>

New HVAC & R

Existing HVAC & R


<EA C1 Enhanced Commissioning>

Option 1 Enhanced Systems Cx

Path 1 Enhanced Cx

Path 2 Enhanced & Monitoring-Based Cx (MBC Cx)

Option 2 Envelope Cx

<EA C2 Optimize Energy Performance>

Option 1 Whole-Building Energy Simulation

Option 2 Prescriptive Compliance:


<EA C3 Advanced Energy Metering>

Install advanced energy metering


<EA C4 Demand Response>

Case 1 Demand Response Program Available (2 pts)

1-1 Participate in a DR program

1-2 Enroll a minimum one-year DR,

Case 2 Demand Response Program NOT Available


<EA C5 Renewable Energy Production>

Eligible and Illegible on-site renewable energy systems


<EA C6 Enhanced Refrigerant Management>

Option 1 No Refrigerants or Low-Impact Refrigerants (1 pt)

Option 2 Calculation of Refrigerant Impact (1pt)


<EA C7 Green Power & Carbon Offsets>

Carbon Offset

Green-e certified products



We make every effort to provide accurate and complete information.

However, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy.

Thank you and have a nice day.


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He-Kui Sustainability Matters

Ming-Feng Nian, Chicago Booth MBA, UMichigan MEng CEM,

LEED AP (Legacy + 5 specialties), WELL AP, SITES AP,

USGBC Faculty, Urban GHG Inventory Specialist,

EFFAS Certified ESG Analyst (CESGA)

GRI Certified Sustainability Professional (Standards 2021)

CFA Institute Certificate in ESG Investing

PMP, PfMP, PMI-ACP/PBA/RMP/SP


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Who this course is for:

  • Architect
  • Designer
  • HVAC Technician
  • ISO 50001 Auditor
  • Energy

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