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Point-Of-Entry/Point-Of-Use Filtration Combination Earns LEED Design Credit
February 24, 2010
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The U.S. Green Building Council has issued a CIR (Credit Interpretations and Rulings) awarding an Innovation in Design credit under its LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) program for a specific two-stage water filtration system to eliminate the need for bottled water in a 1,200-unit luxury apartment building.
•White Paper: Point-Of-Entry/Point-Of-Use Filtration Combination Earns LEED Design Credit
•White Paper: Point-Of-Entry/Point-Of-Use Filtration Combination Earns LEED Design Credit
The U.S. Green Building Council has issued a CIR (Credit Interpretations and Rulings) awarding an Innovation in Design credit under its LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) program for a specific two-stage water filtration system to eliminate the need for bottled water in a 1,200-unit luxury apartment building.
The approved combination of filtration technologies – an automatic self-cleaning screen filter at the main water supply's point of entry, followed by point of use filters at each faucet – delivers tap water of a quality equal to bottled water, without the environmental impact associated with the production, distribution and disposal of plastic bottles.
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