Hi All,

According to the LEED NC v2.2 user manual, the default process energy cost
is 25% of the total energy cost for the baseline building.

Example:

The total energy cost for a baseline building is T = (X + Process loads)

Let's assume that X = $1000.00 = 75% * T

To find the energy cost for a baseline building, we solve for T

Therefore T = $ 1000.00 / 75% = $ 1333.33

and the Process loads' cost = 25 % * $ 1333.33 = $ 333.33

This is how I understand the 25% process load calculation.

Can someone please confirm this approach?

Thank you,

Anis