LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) energy modelling is a critical process used to evaluate and optimize the energy performance of buildings seeking LEED certification. This modelling involves creating detailed simulations of a building’s energy use, comparing a baseline model that meets minimum code requirements with a proposed design that incorporates energy-efficient features. The purpose is to demonstrate energy savings and reduced environmental impact.

LEED energy modelling helps identify opportunities for improving energy efficiency, such as better insulation, advanced HVAC systems, and renewable energy sources. By achieving higher energy performance, buildings can earn points towards LEED certification, promoting sustainable and environmentally responsible construction.

Our expert team uses IES software tool which provides sophisticated building performance modelling for LEED using ASHRAE 90.1. Additionally, our building physics team provides diverse analysis options across all aspects of LEED and sustainable design which including LEED Measurement and verification, LEED Thermal Comfort modelling and LEED Daylighting modelling.