LEED v5 BD+C Rating System_November 2025_clean - Page 021
Extracted Content
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EAp3: Fundamental Commissioning
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EAp4: Energy Metering and Reporting
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MRp1: Planning for Zero Waste Operations
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EQp2: Fundamental Air Quality
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Points are earned by incorporating a combination of the listed best practices into the green lease (Table 1).
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Require tenant to pay for their electric and nonelectric energy and water use.
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Implement a cost-recovery clause for energy-efficiency upgrades benefiting the tenant.
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Disclose tracked common area energy use, peak demand, peak thermal demand, and on-site combustion emissions to tenants.
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Disclose whole-building ENERGY STAR® or locally applicable equivalent score to tenants.
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Ensure brokers or leasing agents have energy training.
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Implement energy management best practices.
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Request annual tenant energy disclosure.
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Require energy efficiency fit-out for tenants that improves upon EAp2: Minimum Energy Efficiency requirement.
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Establish a tenant energy efficiency engagement and training plan.
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Meter or submeter additional tenant energy use beyond that required in EAp4: Energy Metering and Reporting .
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Limit on-site combustion emissions.
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Disclose tracked common area water use to tenants.
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Require water efficiency fit-out for tenants that improves upon WEp2: Minimum Water Efficiency.
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Meter or submeter additional tenant water use beyond that required in WEp1: Water Metering and Reporting.
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Implement water management best practices.
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Implement indoor air quality best practices.
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Implement thermal comfort best practices.
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Demonstrate innovation in leasing.
Table 1. Points for Incorporating Best Practices
| Number of Additional Best Practices Incorporated into the Lease | Points |
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Fewer than 3 | 1 |
4–6 | 2 |
7–9 | 3 |
10–12 | 4 |
U.S. Green Building Council LEED v5 Reference Guide for Building Design and Construction, November 2025 Edition 14