LEED-NC 2.1 Letter Template EA Credit 6 Green Power
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LEED-NC 2.1 Letter Template
EA Credit 6: Green Power
(Owner, Tenant or Responsible Party)
Nathan Gauthier
I, , declare to USGBC that the supplied renewable power is equal to 50% of the project’s
energy consumption and the sources meet the Green-e definition of renewable energy. The power was procured from:
a Green-e certified power marketer
a Green-e accredited utility program
a Green-e certified Tradable Renewable Certificate
other power supply that meets the Green-e renewable power definition
AND
I have provided the following supplementary documentation to support the declaration:
a copy of the two-year electric utility purchase contract for power generated from renewable sources.
Project Name: HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL - WYSS
Credit: EA Credit 6 (1 Point): Green Power Points Documented: 1
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LEED-Online Username and Password Associated with the Project listed above to confirm submission of this template.
Nathan Gauthier 2006-12-01 NATHAN_GAUTHIER@HARVARD
First Name Last Name Date Username (Email Address) Password
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Letter Template Version A1 . 10000230
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Harvard Green Campus Initiative
46 Blackstone Street Phone 617.495.4980
Fourth Floor – Blackstone South Fax 617.495.9409
Cambridge, MA 02139 www.greencampus.harvard.edu
October 16, 2007
Wyss Hall SS Credit EA6 – Green Power
Construction Application Review:
The LEED Submittal Template has been provided declaring that the project has purchased
green power, equal to 50% of the project's energy consumption that meets the Green-E
definition for renewable energy for a minimum two years. The submitted documentation
includes an unsigned copy of the two-year purchase agreement from Sterling Planet to
provide green power equal to 100% of the building’s reported total annual regulated electric
energy usage. It appears that a blank scanned copy was edited with the values that would
be purchased, but there is no documentation to show that these amounts were purchased,
that the contract was agreed to, or that the dates listed on the contract are valid. Please
submit a signed two-year contract confirming that the project has purchased the
appropriate amount of Green Power. Also please confirm that this green power will be
allocated only to Wyss Hall, and will not be re-used for other LEED submittal projects.
Please be sure that any increases in energy listed in the final energy model submittal are
reflected in the Green Power purchase amount.
Technical Advice:
1. Provide a signed copy of the actual contract for green power purchase.
2. Confirm that the green power will only be allocated to Wyss Hall.
3. Confirm that any increases in energy listed in the final energy model submittal are
reflected in the Green Power purchase amount.
Response:
Please see the attached certificates from Sterling Planet for Green-E certified Renewable
Energy Credits (RECs) from wind energy. The first certificate, purchased via the completed
purchase order submitted with our initial LEED submittal, is for 132,000 kWh and the
second is for 6,000 kWh. The second purchase was made to cover the additional energy
required based on the updated energy model results for EA credit 1. When the project
engineer updated the energy model in response to the initial review by the USGBC, the
new model predicted 137,330 kWh of regulated electricity consumption. HBS has made a
combined purchase of RECs for 138,000 kWh to offset 50% of the building’s energy over
the first two years.
The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all the parts. Aldo Leopold
Energy costs have been removed from this submittal. The original document, on file with
the Harvard Green Campus Initiative, includes costs.
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