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To add design phase data after entering basic, extended, and energy target information, select the Track Data button at the far right of the project entry in the manage projects tile.
Design phase data can also be added from the project dashboard page.
Select the design phase and reporting date. If you report project data each spring for the preceding year, make sure to save it in the appropriate year (e.g., when reporting data for 2020 projects in 2021, make sure to backdate to 2020).
Within each phase, users can track data on predicted energy use; , energy modeling software, responsible parties, and cost; fuel sources; renewable energy sources; embodied carbon; and additional inputs, which are all detailed in their respective articles.
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Although T24 doesn’t include Site EUI on the cover page, you may still be able to calculate the Site EUI for non-residential projects from T24 documentation (see below). Additionally, there are some software like EnergyPro that MEP engineers use to extract the site EUI from TDV EUI with minimal effort. In either case, it is critical that you talk to your MEP at the beginning of the project and let them know that you are a 2030 Commitment signatory and you expect to receive the Site EUI in addition to the Title 24 documentation. You can find further information and Time Dependent Valuation calculators on this AIA California's Understanding EUI page.
To calculate your non-residential building pEUI from T24 PRF-01 (Table U of NRCC PRF-01 page 21), follow steps below:
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