LEED v5 O+M Rating System_February 2026 - Page 062

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• Annual energy benchmarking of energy use intensities

  • Comparison of total energy consumption and energy consumption by energy source to the prior interval annually and monthly

  • Metering and visualization of electricity, at least hourly, including an hourly loadshape and comparison of hourly electricity to the prior interval, and to the same interval of the prior year: annually, monthly, weekly, and daily

Training Train building facilities staff to use the EIS to proactively inform energy-efficient operations or confirm that staff training occurred within the past six years.

LEED reporting period During the 12-month reporting period, initiate corrective action addressing anomalies or identified faults and provide at least one annual MBCx summary report.

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PATH 2. ENHANCED MBCX (2 POINTS)

Comply with Path 1 AND implement the following enhanced MBCx practices and software capabilities:

MBCx provider Contract MBCx services or assign MBCx responsibilities to a qualified staff person with tasks included in their job description. Fully coordinate the MBCx process between the facilities management staff and the MBCxP

Process and communications The MBCx process must include:

• Expeditious communication of major anomalies or faults identified by the MBCxP to facilities staff.

• At least quarterly, an MBCxP summary of anomalies and detected faults and communication with facilities staff to discuss and prioritize issues.

• For projects with fault detection and diagnostics (FDD), train building facilities staff in the use of FDD to proactively identify and correct building system issues for optimized system operation, or confirm that staff training occurred within the past six years.

Enhanced EIS Include the following additional functionality:

U.S. Green Building Council LEED v5 Reference Guide for Operations and Maintenance, November 2025 Edition 56