ALP 19

Reclamation NC Guiding Principles Checklist
Version: 10/12/09
NC Enter "NC" for New Construction or "MR" for Major Renovation
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Energy Efflclen ey -Whole Building
Performance Target
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Establish a whole buliding performance target that takes into aOCOUnt the intended use,
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Energy Efffciency - Energy Star
Design to earn the ENERGY STAR® targets rgets for.new construction and major renovation where applicable.
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Energy Effieleney - Energy Star &
FEMP Products
Use ENERGY STAR® and FEMP- designated energy F -mciam products where available.
New constraction: reduce the e mangy use by 309x. compared to the baseline building performance rating per
the American National Standards Institute (ANSlyAmerican Society
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Energy Efficlency - Energy
Reduction (NC) 3o%
of Heating, Refrigerating and Air - Conditioner
Engineers, Inc., (ASHRAEAlluminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) Standard 90.1 -2007,
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Energy E8lclency - Energy
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Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low -Rise Residential.
Major renovations: reduce the energy use by 20% below
Reduction Major Renov 20°6
pre- rerwvatlons 2003 baseline.
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Laboratory spaces may use the Labs21 Laboratory Modeling Guidelines.
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Energy Efficiency -Modeling &Cost-
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use. Include at a minimum, building envelope and HVAC systems (Source: BOR Initiative).
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On-She Renewable Energy -Solar
Thermal
Per the Energy I ) Section 523, met at least 30% of the hot water demand
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� Renewable Erw r9Y
h the Installation of solar hot water heaters when I de cost effective.
Per Executive Order 13423, implemerd renewable
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OnSib Renewable Energy -
energy generation projerxs on
use when lit de cost effective. agency Property for agency
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Model' 8 Cosrt- Benefit is
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Uae a coat - benefit approach to determine the most cost aRecKive rorreweble energy features to use and combine
results with SOR initiative for en a lcie Source: BOR Initiative).
Elachuremset
E Meters
Per the Energy Polby Ad of 2005 (EPAct) Section 103, install building level electricity mean in new major
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Measurement and VeriHeatlon -
Natural Gas anti Steam Meters
to track and contintswsl optimize
Per EISA Section 434, ktdude equivalent meters for natural gas and sham, where natural gas and steam
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Benchmaddng
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Compare actwl performance data from the first year of operation with the energy design target, preferably by
using ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager for building
and space types covered by ENERGY STAR®. For other
spacenasty�• t� an equivalent benchmarking tool such as the Labs21
Ibuild ory b bendhmarking tool for
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use of Energy Savings Performance Contracts and Utility Energy Savings Contracts where
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