Submetering is a key component of LEED certified buildings and the value to property owners and developers is reflected in the credits available from metering in each of the LEED Rating Systems.
Electrical and mechanical engineers as well as energy consultants, play a critical role in designing and implementing advanced submetering systems that meet properties’ and stakeholders evolving needs. Metering projects have several stakeholders and user groups, including developers, property managers, operators, accountants, controls vendors, energy managers and even tenants. An experienced partner is critical to help meet the various requirements and expectations in a submetering project. You need a partner with extensive experience in the field working with engineers and contractors; who can design metering systems, budget projects, and verify and commission meters.
Implementing a LEED Metering Project?
With QMC as your go-to submetering expert, revenue approved tenant sub-metering, LEED and energy management metering projects are easier to implement and manage. QMC provides hardware and services for a turnkey LEED metering system. Building operators will have our experienced team to walk you through the process of creating a submetering system that best fits your needs. There is no need to alter your electrical distribution with QMC’s meter designs. Send us a single line drawing and we’ll design the system for you.
The team at QMC can provide input on all aspects of your submetering needs, including planning, design, implementation and management. With over 30 years of experience behind us, our experts are ready and able to review your project and work with you to find efficient, cost-effective solutions to meet even the most precise specifications.
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