PowerWise Tech supports LEED scores

LEED Scores can be supported by technology from PowerWise.

Below is a table, based on the LEED specification, showing exactly what points in which categories are supported by technology and solutions available from PowerWise.


Category

Points

Location and Transportation (LT)

LT Credit: Green Vehicles
- Monitor EV charging as percent of total use.
- Provide, schedule and control lighting for EV charging stations
- Based on use, monitor EV charging station power use.
1

Sustainable Sites (SS)

SS Credit: Rainwater Management
- Mitigate runoff with roof rainwater collection - Monitor rainwater flow
- Rainwater levels in cisterns
- Use Rainwise rain gauge to determine what % of total rainfall on site is collected in cisterns
2-3
SS Credit: Light Pollution Reduction
- Lighting schedules for parking lot use minimizes exterior light pollution - Vertical illuminance is reduced when lights are off
1

Water Efficiency (WE)

WE Credit: Outdoor Water Use Reduction
- Use Rainwise soil monitoring to control irrigation based on temperature/soil conditions or use seasonal schedules
- Log water flow during irrigation periods to verify water use totals
1-2
SS Rainwater management runoff mitigation
- SS Rainwater management runoff mitigation using rainwater for irrigation
- Log all water collection/use
1-2
WE Credit: Indoor water use reduction
- Verify use with water meters and flow gauges
- Use rainwater collection for flush to reduce indoor use
- log collection and use for flush
1-7
EA Credit: Optimize Energy Performance
- LEED awards points for improvement in energy performance (=reduction)
- For 20% energy use reduction, depending on building type, new construction or renovation
4-11
EA Credit: Advanced Energy Metering
This reads like a feature list of PowerWise energy monitoring solutions:
- The advanced energy metering must have the following characteristics.
- Meters must be permanently installed, record at intervals of one hour or less (1 min), and transmit data to a remote location.
- Electricity meters must record both consumption and demand. Whole-building electricity meters should record the power factor, if appropriate.
- The data collection system must use a local area network, building automation system, wireless network, or comparable communication infrastructure.
- The system must be capable of storing all meter data for at least 36 months.
- The data must be remotely accessible.
- All meters in the system must be capable of reporting hourly, daily, monthly, and annual energy use.
1
EA Credit: Demand Response
- Demand response is available
2
EA Credit: Renewable Energy Production
- For verifiable renewable energy production percentage of total use
3

Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ)

EQ Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies
- Verify success with sensor data (CO2, VOC)
- Get alerts when airflow is reduced and/or air quality is reduced, indicating filtration media needs changing
1-2
EQ Credit: Low emitting materials
- Verify with VOC sensor data
1-3
EQ Credit: Indoor Air Quality Assessment
- Verify with VOC, CO2 sensor data
1-2
EQ Credit: Thermal comfort
- Manage with smart thermostat controls and schedules
- Manage with Heat Pump monitoring and controls
- Verify with sensors and thermostat ambient temperature data
1
EQ Credit: Interior Lighting
- Lighting Control
1-2

Innovation (IN)

Under Option 3, Additional Strategies
Exemplary Performance
- Verify with total monitoring and control systems
1

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