Common use of Whole-Building Scenario Clause in Contracts

Whole-Building Scenario. When the proposed lease space is an entire building or section of a given building that is separately metered by the utility provider, the Energy Star rating may be developed with actual utility bill data for the previous 12‐month period. If actual utility bill data does not exist or the space has been unoccupied for more than 30 days, then the Energy Star rating must be developed with the annual energy consumption results of a computer‐based simulation (see Computer‐Based Simulation Requirements below for additional information).

Whole-Building Scenario. When the proposed lease space is an entire building or section of a given building that is separately metered by the utility provider, the Energy Star rating may be developed with actual utility bill data for the previous 12‐month 12-month period. If actual utility bill data does not exist or the space has been unoccupied for more than 30 days, then the Energy Star rating must be developed with the annual energy consumption results of a computer‐based computer-based simulation (see Computer‐Based Computer-Based Simulation Requirements below for additional information).

Whole-Building Scenario. When the proposed lease space is an entire building or section of a given building that is separately metered by the utility provider, the Energy Star rating may be developed with actual utility bill data for the previous 12‐month 12-month period. If actual utility bill data does not exist or the space has been unoccupied for more than 30 days, then the Energy Star rating must be developed with the annual energy consumption results of a computer‐based computer-based simulation (see Computer‐Based Simulation Requirements below for additional information).. Computer-Based n Attachment F, Energy Performance A alysis Page 1 of 4