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LEED points for IAQP

Indoor Air Quality Procedure, LEED, sorbent ventilation technology, advanced filtration

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Written by Ninad Bandewar
Updated over 8 months ago

There are multiple benefits to utilizing advanced filtration via sorbent ventilation technology, which is allowed under ASHRAE’s Indoor Air Quality Procedure (IAQP) for calculating minimum ventilation rates. One such benefit is the acquisition of LEED points for a LEED project.

New Construction projects can achieve up to 13 LEED points by choosing IAQP for ventilation calculation compliance.

Existing projects can achieve up to 17 LEED points by choosing IAQP for ventilation calculation compliance.

  • Using the IAQP method, outside air intake is reduced leading to energy savings, enabling up to an additional 8 points (non-pilot) for existing buildings in the Energy & Atmosphere credit area.

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