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As of July, LEED 2009 projects can earn an innovation point through IDc1 for pursuing a credit from the LEED Pilot Credit library. LEEDuser has credit language and submittal requirements, and USGBC is also asking teams to our forum to share your successes and setbacks with other projects!

Read more for:
PC1: Life Cycle Assessment of Building Assemblies and Materials

PC2: PBT Source Reduction

PC3: Medical and Process Equipment Efficiency

PC4: Innovative Ventilation

PC5: Preliminary Integrative Project Planning & Design

PC6: Integrative Project Planning & Design

PC7: Light Pollution Reduction

PC8: Demand Response

PC9: Open & Connected Community

PC10: Sustainable Wastewater Management

The pilot credits are currently only available to testing by LEED 2009 projects, and some credits are limited to certain rating systems. The table below shows which rating systems are eligible for which credits.

Is Pilot Credit 9 seen as additional to SSc2?
Pilot Credit 9

"I for one hate to enter bogus data..."
NC MRc2

"I am looking for metal studs that have over 30% recycled content"
NC MRc4

"A general rule in LEED Documentation is to only give the information requested..."
CI IEQc7.1

How do you clearly get Contractors to beware of LEED credits?
Construction Documents

See all forum threads, or start your own

"Is there a rule that excludes drop off spaces for SSc4.3 and 4.4 for a day care?"
Schools SSc4.3

"My question has to do with the certification agreement. Do most people print that out for the owner...?"
Registering Projects

"Does anyone have experience calculating FTEs on multiple shifts?"
NC SSc4.2

Critics Say LEED Program Doesn't Fulfill Promises
NPR's "All Things Considered"