Learn about allowable onsite renewable energy resources to achieve LEED credit, renewable energy credits (RECs), carbon offsets, and eligibility criteria.
- [Instructor] On-site renewable energy,…such as solar and wind power,…reduces our reliance on fossil fuels…and minimizes greenhouse emissions…that contribute to global warming.…LEED credit renewable energy production…requires on-site renewable energy systems…that supply a percentage of the building's…total annual energy consumption by cost.…On-site renewable energy sources…that are eligible for LEED points…include biofuel with the exception of a few types.…For example, combustion of municipal solid waste…is not eligible.…
Wave and tidal energy, wind,…low-impact hydroelectricity, geothermal,…and photovoltaic and solar thermal applications.…You need to all eligible renewable energy sources…for the exam.…Then, identifying the most suitable renewable source…for a project, teams should consider many factors,…including consistent availability of a renewable source,…overall cost and payback period,…and availability of regional funding and incentives.…For example, in the United States,…some states support wind power with incentives,…
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1/18/2019- LEED impact categories
- Smart growth vs. urban sprawl
- Alternative transportation strategies
- Sustainable site construction and design strategies
- Strategies for reducing indoor and outdoor water use
- Renewable energy production, green power, and carbon offsets
- Energy efficiency, metering, and demand response
- Building product disclosure and optimization
- Indoor air quality management design strategies
Skill Level Beginner
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1. LEED Green Associate: Overview
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2. Environmental Impact of Buildings
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3. Integrative Process
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Integrative process overview5m 33s
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Preferred locations4m 13s
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5. Sustainable Sites
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6. Water Efficiency
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Water efficiency overview2m 21s
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Outdoor water use reduction4m 32s
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Indoor water use reduction4m 49s
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Cooling tower water use1m 59s
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Water metering1m 30s
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7. Energy and Atmosphere
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Energy consumption reduction3m 44s
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Energy metering1m 24s
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Demand Response2m 5s
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Refrigerant management2m 39s
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8. Materials and Resources
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Waste management4m 15s
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9. Environmental Quality
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Occupant comfort1m 27s
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10. Innovation and Regional Priority
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Innovation2m 10s
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Regional priority1m 13s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 1s
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