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BEAM P

LUS

I

NTERIORS

C

OMMERCIAL

, R

ETAIL

A

ND

I

NSTITUTIONAL

E

NERGY

U

SE

(EU)

EU 1 E

NERGY

P

ERFORMANCE

– P

RESCRIPTIVE

-

BASED

A

PPROACH

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EU 1 E

NERGY

P

ERFORMANCE

– P

RESCRIPTIVE

-

BASED

A

PPROACH

E

XCLUSION

None.

O

BJECTIVE

Reduce the consumption of energy resources and the consequentially

harmful emissions of carbon dioxide (CO

2

) to the atmosphere.

C

REDIT ATTAINABLE

14

C

REDIT REQUIREMENT

Up to a maximum of 14 credits for using energy efficient systems and

controls that will reduce the energy consumption of the project space.

Building systems include HVAC&R and lighting.

Applicants may choose either, the Performance-based or the

Prescriptive-based approach avoiding double counting environmental

impacts.

A

SSESSMENT

Criteria

Completed documentation shall be submitted for each feature

installed for the project space. The documentation shall detail the

essential information of the installed system.

Credit(s) may not be achieved if the installed feature is not going to

operate as intent. For example, occupancy sensor is unlikely to turn

off lighting in shopping area of a 24/7 convenience store.

Credit(s) shall be achieved where one or more of the following

features are installed, providing the energy efficient features meet all

of the following conditions:

i.

Installed by the Applicant;

ii.

Serve the project space;

iii.

Meet the minimum system requirements outlined in

Appendix 9.1 f

or respective features.

HVAC&R Systems

i.

1 credit for appropriate zoning and thermostat

distribution;

ii.

1 credit for occupancy sensors and/or programmable timers

controlling HVACR operation;

iii.

1 credit for automatic blinds controlled by daylight sensor

reducing air conditioning demand;

iv.

1 credit for ceiling or wall mounted fans increasing air

circulation hence reducing air conditioning demand;

v.

1 credit for variable speed drive fan coil units or high

efficiency motors;

vi.

1 credit for high efficiency air conditioning units;

vii.

1 credit for heat recovery system;

viii.

1 credit for CO

2

sensors controlling fresh air rate (irrespective

of ownership);

ix.

1 credit for complying with the installation positions for air-

conditioning units;

x.

1 credit for HVACR system operating with free cooling under

enthalpy control (irrespective of ownership);

xi.

1 credit for openable windows for mixed mode/natural

ventilation;