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ENERGY BENCHMARKING AND TARGET SETTING 

ENERGY BENCHMARKING AND TARGET SETTING 

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FIGURE 2. ENERGY BENCHMARKING AND TARGET SETTING 
TABLE 2 . HVAC IMPROVEMENT ASSUMPTIONS
TABLE 3 . WHAT FIGURE 6 MEANS
FIGURE 4. BASELINE ENERGY USE DISTRIBUTION 
+8 TABLE 4 . CONDITIONING ZONES
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN EMPLOYING ENERGY ANALYSIS EARLY IN THE INTEGRATED DESIGN PROCESS
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  • Apr 2013
This paper takes a case study approach to outlining the pursuit of early design energy analysis on two National Park Service (NPS) projects. ‘Early design energy analysis’ here refers to analysis during programming and schematic design with inputs based on reasonable assumptions to obtain results that guide the rest of the design process. Case Stu...
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... mandate requires the building to exceed an ASHRAE 90.1-2004 baseline by at least 30%. Analysis however was carried out using the latest 2007 version, due to its relevance to LEED, energy code etc. An attempt to set a more absolute numerical target using the ‘public assembly’ building type from the CBECS 2003 da tabase (1) yielded 26.4 kBtu/ft 2 /year, see Figure 2 below. Both these targets were considered simultaneously. The ...