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USGBC maintains an online directory of certified projects. Information in the directory includes rating system version, level of certification, a copy of the final scorecard, and the project’s unique LEED identification number. Teams can access the project directory at: usgbc.org/projects.
For projects not listed in the USGBC project directory, the LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors team must contact the base building owner or property manager to validate the project information.
Example calculation 1 A tenant develops a new office space in a LEED v5 BD+C: Core and Shell Silver base building. The LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors team confirms that the project earned two points for LEED v5 BD+C: Core and Shell LTc5 Electric Vehicles,
Option 1. EVSE
The LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors team also earns two points using Option 1.
Option 2. EVSE
Option 2 offers a compliance path for projects not located in a base building certified with LEED BD+C, or for a base building previously certified with LEED BD+C that did not earn points for LT credit Green Vehicles (LEED v4), EV (LEED v4.1), or LTc5: Electric Vehicles (LEED v5) . Tenant fit-outs developed in a base building with sufficient EVSE for all building occupants earn up to two points for this option.
EVSE minimum requirements All EVSE must have a Level 2 or Level 3 charging capacity, with dedicated services of 208–240 volts for each required space.
ENERGY STAR®-certified EVSE are verified to meet performance claims by manufacturers and fully tested for safety and energy use. [22] EVSE do not require an ENERGY STAR® certification; however, all installed EVSE must meet the ENERGY STAR® connected functionality criteria, including capabilities of responding to time-of-use market signals.
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