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Title:
Guidelines for Verifying Existing Building Commissioning Project Savings - Using Interval Data Energy Models: IPMVP Options B and C

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Last Name	First Name	Affiliation	Primary
Jump	David	Quantum Consulting, Inc.	Yes

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Source of Publication: California Commissioning Collaborative	Publication Date: 11/2008
Publication Notes: N/A	Type: Guideline

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Document Size: 1730 Kb	Number of Pages: 125

Abstract:
This guideline documents measurement and verification (M&V) procedures based on short time interval energy data collected from existing buildings and their systems that are undergoing a commissioning process. It describes procedures with which commissioning providers may demonstrate realized savings to building owners, program managers, and program evaluators. It shows how integrating these data-driven M&V methodologies into commissioning processes not only supports completion of more robust commissioning projects, but also sustains ongoing energy performance.

This guideline is based on the principles and practices of the industry standard International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP) as well as ASHRAE Guideline 14-2002 “Measurement of Energy and Demand Savings.” It describes methods that can be applied under an Option C Whole Building approach, or to building systems under an Option B Retrofit Isolation approach. The required data, energy modeling techniques, and procedures to set up and complete Option B and Option C M&V analysis for energy and demand savings are described.

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Cx Guides & Papers	Measurement & Verification of Cx

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