High performance buildings Sample Clauses

High performance buildings. FlexTech Consultants may help support the development of high performance green buildings or net zero energy strategies. Net zero means a building is capable of producing as much energy as it uses during one year. To attain net zero energy performance, buildings are designed from top to bottom with combinations of technologies and energy-saving features including: solar electric and thermal systems, significantly reduced air leakage, high performance building elements, higher efficiency heating cooling and ventilation systems, advanced and integrated lighting and integrated design strategies. Services provided by FlexTech Consultants may include net zero energy strategic planning, computer-aided energy modeling and analysis to optimize building energy performance and occupant health, or aiding customers interested in complying with U.S. Green Building Council LEED® certification or the New York State Green Building Tax Credit or other green or resilient building initiatives. In addition to energy modeling and materials analysis, these services may include design and specification guideline development.
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High performance buildings. All new developments and major renovations shall be designed, built, and certified to achieve or exceed the High Performance Building Standards described in KZC 115.62 to the extent those standards are consistent with State and Federal mandated requirements. For commercial developments that are building Core and Shell only, they may be designed, built, and certified to achieve LEED v4 Core and Shell Gold as an alternative certification to meet requirements of KZC 115.62.2.b. Some third-party protocol certifications may be eligible for the Incentive Program, refer to KZC Ch 57.30.
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