Stay Ahead of Advancing Energy Codes with the Advanced Buildings New Construction Guide
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Transcript of Stay Ahead of Advancing Energy Codes with the Advanced Buildings New Construction Guide
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Staying Ahead of Advancing
Energy Codes with the
Advanced Buildings New
Construction Guide
Agenda
Introduction • Introduction to Advanced Buildings
Codes Landscape • The link between Advanced Buildings and energy codes
• Recent stringency advancements in energy code
The New Construction
Guide
• Structure
• Tier 1
• Tier 2
• Tier 3
Wrap Up • Q&A
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Advanced Buildings New Construction Guide
NBI’s prescriptive solution for
achieving high performance in
new commercial construction
and major renovation projects
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Advanced Buildings
New Construction Guide
Commercial Buildings up to 100,000 sf • Office
• Retail
• Schools
• Town Halls, Fire & Police Stations
• Warehouses Core Performance Building: Tremont Yard Building
Lowell, MA. Photo credit: National Grid
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newsoffice.mit.edu/2013/renovation-plans-offer-mit-opportunities-to-save-energy-improve-design
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0.40 CFM/sf of envelope area
• Blower Door Testing – 0.4 CFM/sf
• Prescriptive Checklist – 1.0 CFM/sf
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Sensitivity Analysis Comparing the Impact of Design, Operation, and Tenant Behavior on Building Energy Performance
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• Resource Conservation Manager
• Computing Policy
• Procurement Policy
• Scheduling Policy
• Plug Load Policy
• Energy Feedback / Continuous Benchmarking
• Continuous Commissioning
• Etc.
Tier 4: Operations