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U.S. projects that document GreenChill certification earn points based on the level of certification achieved. International projects must document compliance with each requirement outlined on the EPA GreenChill website for the targeted certification level.

DOCUMENTATION
Project
types
OptionsPathsDocumentation

Interior
Design
and
Construction
All
All
Mechanical schedules (or similar) that show equipment
type, capacity, quantity, refrigerant type, and maximum
refrigerant charge, or evidence that the project meets
cooling, heating, and other project loads without
refrigerants.

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 1
Path 2

Weighted average GWP Benchmark calculation
(Equation 3).

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 1
Path 2

Weighted average GWP calculation from_EAp5:_
Fundamental Refrigerant Management

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 2
All

Confirmation of project scope (initial build-out or
renovation, and, if initial build-out, percent of capacity of
refrigerant-using equipment installed in the project
scope of work).

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 2
All

Documentation of compliance with field-installed piping
limits.

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 2
All

Contractor documentation demonstrating that
installation complies with credit criteria.

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 2
All

Refrigerant Maintenance Plan that describes how the
refrigerant-using systems will be maintained. The plan
must identify the designated responsible party for
implementing the plan.

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 2
All

Plans, specifications, or field photos confirming
automatic leak detection, if applicable.

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 3All
Demonstrate that the project has achieved EPA’s
GreenChill Certification.

Interior
Design
and
Construction
Option 3All
Compliance documentation demonstrating that the
project meets relevant GreenChill requirements for the
certification level specified.
REFERENCED STANDARDS

U.S. Green Building Council LEED v5 Reference Guide for Interior Design and Construction, April 2025 Launch Edition 232