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o At least quarterly, MBCxP summary of anomalies and faults detected and

communication with facilities staff to discuss and prioritize issues

o At least annually, MBCxP summary reporting of trends, benchmarks, faults, energy

savings opportunities, corrective actions taken, and planned actions

o At least two MBCxP reviews of building systems, equipment, and operational

controls

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ENERGY INFORMATION SYSTEM (EIS)

Provide a remotely accessible platform with software functionality to perform smart analytics and visually present all metered data referenced in EAp4Energy Metering and Reporting, and to be expandable to include all tenant data referenced in EAp4: Energy Metering and Reporting . Include the following functionality:

  • Annual energy benchmarking of energy use intensities

  • Comparison of energy consumption to the prior interval annually and monthly, and for electric interval meters, daily and hourly

  • For electric interval data, hourly loadshape with comparisons

  • Visualization and reporting of hourly electric submetered data

  • For tenant spaces > 10,000 sq. ft. (930 sq. m.), tenant portal with capability to provide visualization and reporting of:

o Base building data for shared systems serving the tenants and

o Tenant electricity energy use (excluding shared systems)

In addition, provide hourly monitoring and visualization of electric energy use for:

  • Elevators, escalators, and/or moving walkways.

  • Commercial kitchen equipment in spaces with more than 10 kW of rated capacity.

  • Process equipment in spaces with more than 10 kW of rated capacity.

REQUIREMENTS EXPLAINED: NEW CONTRUCTION

The credit rewards projects that provide commissioning beyond the EAp3: Fundamental Commissioning requirements. Option 1 requires early engagement of a Commissioning Provider to lead a comprehensive commissioning process spanning from pre-design through the warranty period.

Option 2 requires the implementation of a monitoring-based commissioning process that verifies ongoing performance post-occupancy leveraging automated data analytics and reporting. Projects can combine Options 1 and Option 2 to achieve up to four points.

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