Date a premises is expected to achieve assessment recognition, including in the appropriate cases, third party verification
Eligibility of a premises for assessment recognition.
Value from assessment programs that produce a descriptive (rather than numeric) rating, such as LEED or NGBS.
Program which issues energy labels, ratings, or sustainability certifications.
The name of the body or group providing the verification or certification assessment program. More than one can apply to a premises.
A link to the specific rating or scoring details for the premises directly from and hosted by the sponsoring body of the program. Typically provides thorough details; for example, which points were achieved and how, or in the case of a score what specifically was tested and the results.
Different rating systems within an Assessment Program.
Status of recognition for an assessment program.
Date when assessment recognition status first applied.
Type of recognition awarded through assessment program.
Tools that provide a performance ranking based on a peer group of similar buildings.
Value from assessment programs that produce a numeric metric, such as Energy Star Score, Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Index Score, Home Energy Score
Version of the assessment documentation, such as "2.0"
Year the assessment qualifications for recognition were documented.
The group of buildings that the premises in question is being compared against.
Assessed percentile standing for the premises relative to benchmarking peer group.
The type of benchmark being used
The builders model name or number for the property.
Vertical extrapolation of wind speed based on the 1/7 power law
Based on the Climate Zone Type term, this is the climate zone designation. For example, if the Climate Zone Type is ASHRAE, and the climate zone for this site fell into the Hot - Humid zone, this term would have the value of "2A".
The climate zone type, based on the organization defining it. Many different organizations have implemented different climate zone definitions based on their needs. The list below represents the current list. This list can be added to over time based on the collaborative BEDES development process.
Indicates whether the premises is in design or in existing operation.
Date when the construction status first applied.
Distance from property to the nearest freeway.
Distance from premises to the nearest public transportation.
If the property is in an earthquake zone, what is the source of the zone designation.
The eGRID (Emissions and Generation Resource Database) subregion code associated with the data being described.
The elevation (distance above sea level) at the site.
Designation of what areas within the premises are covered by energy meters.
Percentage of the Federal High Performance sustainability Checklist that has been completed for federal building in Portfolio Manager.
The condition of the premises relative to the amount of work that has been done to the components and surfaces.
Fire hazard severity zone rating
If the property is in a flood zone, what is the source of the zone designation.
Floor area can be defined and described in many different ways for different purposes. This type field allows multiple types of floor area definitions to exist in the same dataset.
The method for measuring each floor level, or story, in a premises.
Reflectivity of the ground. Legal values: 0-1
Classification of height of a structure in number of strories
Description of height variations in the premises.
Highest education level of the household occupants.
Designation of the premises relative to a Hurricane Zone.
A unique value associated with an Identifier Label or other qualifier.
Identifier qualifier used in a specific program or dataset. There can be multiple instances of Identifier Labels and associated Identifiers within a given dataset, such as a Listing Identifier, a Project Identifier, or a Custom Identifier.
For Climate Zone Type = IECC, the year of the IECC used for that climate zone definition.
Distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees up to 90 degrees.
Description of the how much of the premises is illuminated by daylight during the day.
Distance measured in degrees east or west from an imaginary line (called the prime meridian) that goes from the North Pole to the South Pole and that passes through Greenwich, England.
Purchase pricing threshold within which a property falls
North American Industry Classification System code.
The National Median is the median reference point for the premises based on the Commercial Building Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS).
Wind power density (WPD) is a calculation of the mean annual power available per square meter of swept area of a turbine. Classes are defined by NREL. Class specifics can be found at http://www.nrel.gov/gis/wind_detail.html
Utilization of premises by building occupants. Can be used to describe a complex, building, or spaces within the building.
The activity level that drives the amount of internal gains due to occupants.
Annual income of the household occupants
Type of quantitative measure for capturing occupant information about the premises. The value is captured by the Quantity term.
Type of occupants who are permanently resident in a premises.
The condition of the premises relative to being occupied by people.
A list of the type(s) of possible or best uses of the premises. Probable use gives a good indication of what the best use or potential use of the property could be.
Classification of the enclosure of the premises.
Level category of the premises with respect to all premises pertaining to a unique record.
Indication of whether the site contains buried utility lines.
Indication of whether the site contains a septic tank or leach field.
The EPA Radon Zone
Premises breakdown
Description of surroundings at the site, from the following list:
Unit type within the premises.
The annual property tax amount as of the last assessment made by the taxing authority.
The property value as of the last assessment made by the taxing authority.
A list of tax exemptions as they relate to the property.
Any other annual taxes, not including the tax reported in the Tax Annual Amount field, as of the last assessment made by the taxing authority.
The current tax status of the mobile home in cases where the land or space is included in the sale.
The year in with the last assessment of the property value/tax was made.
Zone in the United States which designates the probability of a particular location being susceptible to termite infestations. From the IECC "Termite Infestation Probability Map".
Indication of whether the site allows access for a tractor or trenching equipment.
If the Distance to Public Transportation term is used, this term can be used to describe in more detail the type of public transportation .
A walkability index based on the time to walk from a property to nearby essentials such as grocery stores, schools, churches, etc. See www.walkscore.com for more information and requirements for using WalkScore.
A water fixture is an exchangeable device which can be connected to a plumbing system to deliver and drain water.
Designation of what areas within the premises are covered by water meters.
For an actual weather station, this is the ID assigned by NOAA. For hourly energy simulations, this is the six digit code associated with the hourly weather data, generally found in the name of the weather data file, as well as in the header of the data file.
For hourly energy simulations, the type of data used in the hourly weather data. This information is generally found in the name of the weather data file, as well as in the header of the data file. In the United States, the normal type of data is Typical Meteorological Year (TMY), which represent a year of typical climatic conditions for a location. The data set is composed of 12 months of typical meteorological data concatenated to form a single year with a complete data set for primary measurements. The monthly data sets contain actual meteorological measurements and modeled solar values.
Metric related to weather.
Value for the weather metric.
Describes the type of weather station used to specify the site's weather.
The name of the weather station associated with this premises, which could be used for simulations, weather normalization, anomaly resolution, etc. For simulations, this is usually the name of the weather file, but the name is also in the header of the data file (TMY, IWEC), such as USA_CO_Denver.Intl.AP.
The status of customer's account or application. Example: the building profile submission process for Portfolio Manager.
Characterization of the address
This address represents a complete street address, including street number, street name, prefixes, suffixes, modifiers, and unit number.
Information other than a prefix or suffix for the street portion of a postal address.
The numeric identifier for a land parcel, house, building, or other location along a thoroughfare or within a community.
The portion of the complete address number which precedes the Address Number itself.
The portion of the complete address number which follows the Address Number itself. In some areas the street number may contain non-numeric characters. This field can also contain extensions and modifiers to the street number, such as "1/2" or "-B". This street number field should not include Prefixes, Direction or Suffixes.
A symbol, word, or phrase used as a separator between components of a complex element or class. The separator is required for intersection addresses and for two number address ranges, and it may be used in constructing a complete address name. Example separator elements are: "and", "at", "@", "&", "-", "/". Can also include prepositional phrases like in "Avenue of the Americas", the Address Separator Element = "of the".
Designated if third party has been granted authorization.
Date the authorization was granted.
City
Company name
Identification number associated with the contact.
Characterization of the contact.
Name of the contact when not full name or company name
The title or position of the contact within their organization.
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) of the contact
A directional word describing a corner formed by the intersection of two thoroughfares. For example "Northwest corner of Scott Street and North Walnut Street, Stillwater, OK" has "Northwest" as the Corner Of. Refer to Cardinal Direction for constrained list.
The name of the country in which the address is located.
County
The type of credential held by the person described by the Role term.
ID number for the credential held.
State in which the credential is issued. Please see State for a complete list of constrained list options.
Nearest cross street of location
If the project customer is not the owner of the premises, what is the relationship to the owner. This is required for CSI incentive application.
Electronic mail address with common format: email@serviceprovider.suffix
The type of email address, to distinguish between multiple instances of Email Address.
Federal department/region. This is required to designate a facility as a federal property in Portfolio Manager.
The full name, including first, middle, and last names.
URL referencing an online mapping service that indicates the location.
The type of organization, association, or business, that owns the premises.
Ownership status of the premises or equipment with respect to the contact.
Percent of gross floor area that is occupied by the owner.
State
The portion of the complete street name that identifies the particular thoroughfare (as opposed to the Street Name Pre Modifier, Street Name Post Modifier, Street Name Pre Directional, Street Name Post Directional, Street Name Pre Type, Street Name Post Type, and Separator Element (if any) in the complete street name.)
The direction indicator that follows the street name. Refer to Cardinal Direction for constrained list.
A word or phrase in a complete street name that follows and modifies the Street Name, but is separated from it by a Street Name Post Type or a Street Name Post Directional or both. For example, in "East End Avenue Extension" the Street Name Post Modifier is "Extension"
The suffix portion of a street address.
A word preceding the street name that indicates the directional taken by the thoroughfare. Refer to Cardinal Direction for constrained list. In the examples "North Lane" and "South Carolina Avenue" the directional words are part of the Street Name, not the Street Name Predirectional.
A word or phrase in a complete street name that precedes and modifies the Street Name, but is separated from it by a Street Name Pre Type or a Street Name Pre Directional or both; or is placed outside the Street Name so that the Street Name can be used in creating a sorted (alphabetical or alphanumeric) list of street names.
A word or phrase that precedes the Street Name and identifies a type of thoroughfare in a complete street name. Refer to Street Name Post Type for a complete list of pre types. For example, "Highway 101" has a Street Name Pre Type = "Highway" and a Street Name = "101". In addition, a pre type can include further details, such as "County Road 88" where the Street Name Pre Type = "County Road" and the Street Name = "88".
The letters, numbers, words, or combination thereof used to distinguish different subaddresses of the same type when several occur within the same feature. For example, in subaddress "Building 4", the Subaddress Identifier = "4". Subaddress Identifier can also be parts of a building, for example "Penthouse" or "Mezzanine".
The type of subaddress to which the associated Subaddress Identifier applies.
Extension number ot reach the contact.
Telephone number associated with the contact. Format: Country code (area code) NNN-NNNN.
The type of telephone number, to distinguish between multiple instances of Telephone Number.
Energy services offered by the utility, please se Resources for a complete list of constrained list options.
Number of years of experience of the person being described by the Role term.
A system of 5-digit codes that identifies the individual Post Office or metropolitan area delivery station associated with an address.
A 4-digit extension of the 5-digit ZIP Code (preceded by a hyphen) that, in conjunction with the ZIP Code, identifies a specific range of USPS delivery addresses.
Type of blower door test. Use Air Infiltration Test to qualify these values.
Description of the infiltration characteristics for an opaque surface, fenestration unit, a thermal zone.
Type of air infiltration test performed on the premises
The measured value from the Air Infiltration test.
The units of measure for the Air Infiltration Value field.
Description of where the attic is located, generally thought of as what type of space (conditioned or not) it is next to. Use the Conditioning Status term for a full list that can be applied to this term.
Element of an attic
Description of how the attic is vented. Use the Conditioning Status term for a full list that can be applied to this term.
Description of the type of ceiling in the premises.
The general description of the main structural construction method used for an Opaque Surface.
Type of door construction.
A premises component that contain some type of transparent or translucent glazing material, as well as some type of framing or sash material. [NOTE: The Location term can be added to this term if there is a need to differentiate between interior and exterior fenestration products, or in any other way describe the location of the product.]
Type of certification for a fenestration product.
The construction and material used in the frame of the fenestration product. Some frames are made of combinations of materials. This characterization also include whether an aluminum frame has a thermal break as part of the construction
For a sealed glazing system (commonly called an Insulated Glass Unit (IGU), the gas that is found between the panes of glass.
A description of the number of layers of glass in a fenestration glazing system.
Type of glazing material in the fenestration product.
The pattern of distribution of the fenestration system on the wall.
The number of layers in a fenestration insulated glass unit (IGU).
Characterization of whether a fenestration product can be opened.
The final material applied to a surface, either interior or exterior. Some structural components don't have an exterior finish, such as unfinished poured concrete
Integer value of a floor level beginning in the US at 1 for ground level. Can be negative for below grade levels.
General shape of the premises outlined by the exterior walls. Illustrations will be added when the web version is developed.
Element or characteristic of a foundation
The type of coupling between foundation and ground. Use Location and Conditioning Status terms to further qualify coupling.
Height of the premises foundation. [NOTE: The Location term can be used to further refine this definition, such as Foundation Height Above Grade or Foundation Height Below Grade.]
Is the foundation perimeter insulated.
Fraction (0-1) of the surface that is composed of structural framing material.
If the Fenestration Glass Type is diffusing (the material is not clear and causes light coming through it to be scattered), type of diffusing surface
Attachments to the outermost horizontal surfaces of the premises.
Material used in the construction of an opaque surface.
A description of how the material is applied.
Indication of whether or not a fenestration product has moveable insulation. This type of insulation can be applied when needed, such as on a hot summer day or a cold winter night, and removed when it is not needed.
Number of windows, skylights, glass doors, etc associated with a surface, a zone, a premises, etc.
Opaque Surface type
Element or characteristic of an opaque surface
The percentage of an opaque surface or door that is glazed
The percent of the fenestration area that is shaded by exterior objects such as trees or other premises'.
The percent of the skylight area relative to the roof area.
The percent of the glass portion of an exterior window, relative to the wall area, that permits views to the exterior or interior. Vision glazing must allow a clear image of the exterior and must not be obstructed by frits, fibers, patterned glazing, or added tints that distort color balance. (USGBC)
Type of plumbing penetration sealing
Type of radiant barrier in the construction
Installed location of radiant barrier
Architectural description of the exterior shape of the roof. If the roof has more than one shape, this is the primary roof shape. Illustrations to be added when the website is developed.
A system that can be added to a fenestration system which blocks or redirects some amount of the solar radiation coming through the fenestration system. A shading system can be located on the inside or outside of a fenestration system, and it can also be added between the glass (or plastic) layers of a glazing system. The location can be specified using the Location term.
The total surface area of the exterior envelope of a building
Distance from the floor to the lower horizontal surface at the window opening.
The ratio of the solar heat gain entering the space through the fenestration product to the incident solar radiation. Solar heat gain includes directly transmitted solar heat and that portion of the absorbed solar radiation which is then reradiated, conducted, or convected into the space. Legal values: 0-1.
A measure of a roof's ability to reject solar heat, as shown by a small temperature rise. It is defined so that a standard black (reflectance 0.05, emittance 0.90) is 0 and a standard white (reflectance 0.80, emittance 0.90) is 100. SRI
Attachments to the outermost vertical surfaces of the premises.
The fraction of radiation in the visible solar spectrum (0.4 to 0.7 micrometers) that passes through a material. Legal values: 0-1.
Material used in weatherstipping application. This can apply to doors, windows, as well as system components such as refrigeration doors.
Whether a premises or feature, such as a door or window, is weatherstripped.
Ratio of total window area to total wall area, where the total wall area is calculated using the floor to floor height, rather than the floor to ceiling height.
Age of premises or equipment in years.
The space inside the boundary of a 2 dimensional shape. This can be used with many other terms, including Location, Conditioning Status, Opaque Surface, to characterize the area of particular components.
The ratio of width to length, of a premises
Degrees clockwise from North. For a premises, it is the azimuth of the front facing element. It can also be applied to envelope components, such as walls, windows (fenestration), as well as on-site generation technologies, such as photovoltaic panels. Legal Values: 0 - 360
Generic term to add boolean constrained list options to any term
The name of an energy efficiency code or standard that is applied to building construction requirements.
The version number, such as "90.1" for ASHRAE Standard.
Year for the Energy Code or Standard used with the Energy Code term. As the energy codes and standards are updated, dates are assigned for version control. There can be significant changes between different year versions, so it is important to capture the year of the standard as it applies to the building in question.
The capacity value of the associated equipment or system
The capacity refers to the energy or physical load amount that equipment can handle.
Orientation of a surface or premises in terms of the attributes of North, South, East and West. Can be applied to the orientation of the front of the building, of a specific surface (wall, roof), window or skylight, or on-site generation technology, such as photovoltaic panels. A diagram for the constrained list choices will be provided when the web site is developed.
CS - This metric indicates how well a one-hour exposure to a light source producing a certain light level and wavelength of light stimulates the circadian system, based on its ability to suppress the hormone melatonin. It ranges from 0.1, the threshold for circadian activation, to 0.7, which represents saturation.
Color of a material or component. Can be applied to opaque surfaces, materials, and so forth.
Description of a component's condition.
A description of the state of "conditioning" of a premises or space, where conditioning is primarily concerned with heating, cooling and ventilation.
Rate at which resource is consumed by the system.
Rate measurement type for resource consumption of the system.
Qualifier for various dimensional terms to clarify the coordinate direction
Date
Status of the associated Date
Demand response participation requires changes in electric usage by end-use customers from their normal consumption patterns in response to changes in the price of electricity over time, or to incentive payments designed to induce lower electricity use at times of high wholesale market prices or when system reliability is jeopardized.
Mass per unit volume.
Dimension of the distance from the front to the back, such as the depth of structural framing in a wall or floor. It can also be the distance from the top to the bottom, such as the depth of a tank or pool of a component or material, such as the depth of the structural framing
A longer text description.
Diameter of an object
A linear measurement in one direction. Can be used to generically describe this measurement, if needed.
Percent of time the system operates.
The R-value of a complete construction including all material layers as well as the interior and exterior air film coefficients.
The measure used to quantify efficiency
Variations in the quantification of the effectiveness with which equipment, a product, process, or system performs.
The numeric value associated with an Efficiency Qualifier, given in the associated Efficiency Metric
Illuminance (horizontal)
The capacity of a material to emit radiant energy. The ratio of the radiant flux emitted by a physical surface to that emitted by a blackbody at the same temperature and under the same conditions. It can be expressed as 1-(long-wave infrared absorptance) for materials that are not transparent in the long-wave infrared spectrum. Emittance is a surface property; values range from 0.05 for brightly polished metals to 0.96 for flat black paint. The emittance for most materials is 0.9.
A software program that is used in some fashion to calculate the energy consumption of a building
The release version of the software tool used to calculate energy performance of a building.
Formalized rating system for a given type of equipment.
EML - The WELL Building Standard uses Equivalent Melanopic Lux (EML) as a metric for measuring the biological effects of light on humans
Illuminance (vertical)
Exposure of a material or surface. See the Location term for a complete list of options for this term.
The dimension of an object from the bottom to the top. This can be used to define the height of any building component, such as the height of a wall or window.
The area density of the luminous flux incident at a point on a surface. Measured in units of either lumens per square meter (lux) or lumens per square foot (footcandle).
Resource or fuel consumed by the system. See Resource type for complete list of resources.
A description of the type of insulation and how it is applied.
Insulation installation type.
The longest dimension of an object. This can be used to define the length of any building component, such as ductwork or piping, or an opaque surface such as a wall or floor.
Spatial location or installation location. This can apply to systems, opaque surfaces, etc.
The photometric measure of the luminous intensity per unit area of light travelling in a given direction, expressed in candelas per square meter (cd/m2).
Equipment identification indicating manufacturer and or high-level category of equipment
Manufacturer of the product.
Model or catalogue number that can be used to identify more detailed component or asset characteristics.
Brief note on additional information.
Measurement units for typical occupant usage
Distance from the edge of a surface to another surface or object. Offset can be used to help describe a building shape, as used in Commercial Asset Score Tool. It can also be used to describe the location of a window in a wall, where offset is used to describe the distance from the edge of al wall to the edge of a window frame
Resource or fuel produced by the system and used as energy on the premises. See Resource type for complete list of resources.
Percent of a component to the total area of another component. This can be used to characterize the percentage of Conditioned Floor Area to Gross Floor Area, for example.
Portion of the total floor area within a defined zone that is being served by a system, piece, or set of equipment.
Percentage of maximum, peak or rated installed capacity of a system, piece, or set of equipment that is either available or being used.
Length of a line forming the boundary around the premises
Order of priority, for example: configuration of equipment, or priority of contact information.
The number of specified units
The number of entities per unit area. This can be used to represent load densities (e.g., People/ft2, Watts/ft2)
Number of units in each system. For instance, a photovoltaic system will have a number of modules per array. In an office, there might be a number of displays per workstation.
The R-value, also known as thermal insulance, is the temperature difference per unit heat flux, at steady state, between two defined surfaces of a material or construction that induces one unit of heat flux between the surfaces. The R-value is used for comparing insulating values of different materials, for the specific thickness of the material. The higher the R-value, the greater a material's insulating properties and the slower heat flows through it. The R-value does not include the interior and exterior air film coefficients. The R-value is the reciprocal of the U-factor.
The R-value of a material, per inch of thickness.
Rated life time of operation in number of years.
M/P ratio - The melanopic ratio is the ratio of the melanopic response (of the cells in the eye that help control the circadian rhythms) to the visual response
The sector classification appropriate for the premises. Also, the sector-appropriate sizing for equipment.
A unique code assigned for identification of a single unit.
The fraction of incident radiation in the solar spectrum that is absorbed by the material or surface. Value range: 0-1
Dimension of the distance between two components. Examples include: Framing spacin--the dimension from centerline to centerline of a surface framing material; Window spacing--the dimension between windows in a discrete window layout.
Ratio of the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of a given mass of any substance one degree to the quantity required to raise the temperature of an equal mass of a standard substance one degree (usually water at 59¡F (15¡C)
A description of the roughness of the exposed surface of a material. This property is used to approximate the effect of the surface condition on the convection of air across the surface. In energy simulation models, it is used to help determine the convection coefficients for a surface.
The fraction of incident long wavelength infrared radiation that is absorbed by the material or surface. For opaque materials the thermal absorptance value will equal the value of thermal emittance. Value range: 0-1
A measure of a material's ability to conduct heat, defined as the heat flux through the material induced by a unit temperature difference between the surfaces of the material.
A measure of a material's ability to conduct heat, defined as the amount of heat transferred per unit time, given a unit area of the material and a unit temperature gradient through the thickness of the material.
Type of zoning used for space conditioning
Dimension of the thickness of a component. Can be used to define overhang thickness, in addition to overhang depth and width.
The angle from a horizontal surface; can be applied to an opaque surface, a fenestration unit, a solar panel, etc.
A descriptive value for tilt, when an exact numeric angle is not known.
The U-factor, also known as thermal transmittance, is the overall heat transfer coefficient through a particular body or assembly, including its boundary films. Note that the U-factor for a construction assembly, including fenestration, includes the interior and exterior film coefficients (the boundary films referenced above). For characterization of fenestration products, the U-factor is calculated for the whole product, including the effect of the frame (center of glass, edge of glass, frame). The U-factor is the reciprocal of the R-value.
The expected remaining service life of a component.
Generic holder for numeric value characterized by atomic qualifiers
The fraction of incident visible wavelength radiation that is absorbed by the material or surface. Value range: 0-1
The space inside the boundary of a 3 dimensional shape
The time duration of a warranty for the component
The dimension of an object from one side to the other. This can be used to define the width of any building component, such as the width of a photovoltaic panel or a window. In relation to length, width can be the dimension perpendicular to the length.
Year the product was produced and labeled by the manufacturer.
Type of HVAC, Lighting, Sensor, or other zoning schemes
Type of activity associated with a project.
Scale at which the project or measure is applied, such as an individual system, multiple systems, or entire facility
Energy audit level as defined in ASHRAE Procedures for Commercial Building Energy Audits
Conditions under which the building is exempt from a mandated audit.
The capitalization rate is the rate of return on a real estate investment property based on the income that the property is expected to generate.
The basis for charging off a loan.
Status of compliance for ordinances requiring benchmarking or audit.
Date when the associated compliance status changed.
Contracting method for financing capital improvements, which allows cost reductions to fund energy upgrades.
Cost to related the project or measure. May be associated with "Cost Attribution" and "Interval Period", if necessary.
Type of Costs to implement or maintain the project or measure. This may include several different costs.
Method for calculating cost-effectiveness for measures or project
Metric for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of measures or project
Cost per square foot of affected space.
Length of study period: The study period begins with the base date, the date to which all cash flows are discounted. The study period includes any planning/construction/implementation period and the service or occupancy period. The study period has to be the same for all alternatives considered.
Cost savings associated with a measure or project. This term can also further explained by using a relevant entry from the term Interval Frequency.
Cost savings associated with a measure or project divided by the floor area affected.
Total of all debt obligations for the borrower(s), including housing-related and non-housing-related debt. Use Interval Frequency to qualify (e.g., Annual, Month, etc.)
Reason why the proposed mesure was dicarded.
Discount factor applied to calculate present values of future cash flows
ECI is a generic term used for comparing the expected energy for anything from commercial office spaces, lighting, industrial air filtration, and even an entire home. ECI can be used to compare the impact on energy cost from a single device all the way up to complex systems. Calculated by dividing contributory Annual Energy Consumption Cost by the number of units affected by the device or system being measured.
Assumed increase in resource or other costs
Status of Compliance Status Exemption
The "classic" or "generic" FICO (Fair Isaac Corporation) credit score of the borrower, as measured by one of the three national credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and Trans Union).
Value associated with a funding source
Source of funding to implement the measure or a project
Implementation status of measure or a project
Date at which the associated status went into effect.
Gross income of the borrower(s). Use Interval Frequency to qualify (e.g., Annual, Month, etc.)
Interest rate for borrowed funds
Recommended approach for verification of energy savings for this measure, based on IPMVP
Total number of hours needed to complete a task, each of which represents the labor of one person in one hour.
Level of investment in energy conservation measure
An amount of a borrowed loan. Can be characterized using Loan Label.
Loan characterization qualifier
The status of the borrower's repayment obligations at any given time.
The collateral pledged, if any, to the lender to secure a loan.
Number of permits replaced as part of measure.
Number of staff members trained as part of measure.
The original point of contact for a loan borrower.
Costs to operate the project or measure or equipment or system and can associated with any of the Type of Implementation or Recurring Costs. This term can be used in conjunction with "Interval Frequency" defined in resource consumption and generation section
Name of the project.
Quantity of devices or equipment affected by the measure- e.g, number of lighting luminaires replaced, tons of chiller replaced, number of VAV boxes installed.
Status of energy conservation measure proposal processing
Name of the report.
level or boundary of reporting metrics for this record.
The estimated worth of an asset after the asset has fully depreciated
Energy or water resource savings that can be realized from a measure or a project. This term can also further explained by using a relevant entry from the term Interval Frequency.
Resource savings per square foot.
Conditions under which the building is exempt from a mandated retro-commissioning.
Type of savings associated with a measure or project. Complete constrained list options include constrained lists from Energy Resource and Water Resource.
Percentage of the premises affected by the measure that's either proposed, implemented or evaluated
Categories of technology that can be used as qualifiers for Measures or other terms. Categories are inclusive of systems defined.
Entity who performed the work.
Source of heating energy for regeneration
Number of stages in regeneration process
Availability of an active dehumidification system (in addition to the dehumidification that takes place during normal DX cooling operation).
Basic configuration of air-distribution equipment.
Presence of air-side economizer to provide free cooling.
Type of air economizer system associated with a cooling system.
Type of belt drive in fan unit
A blowdown of the boiler is a routine operation necessary due to the increased concentration of Total Dissolved Solids - TDS - in the boiler during the steam production. The blowdown rate of a boiler depends on: steam consumption (steam used in the process and not returned as condensate to the boiler), concentration of impurities in the feed water, maximum allowable TDS in the boiler.
Insulation R-Value of hot water storage tank.
Insulation thickness of hot water storage tank. [inches]
The percentage of condensed steam that is returned to the boiler.
If applicable, the turndown ratio for the burner (full input/minimum input).
Type of burner on boiler or furnace, if applicable.
Cooling tower cell control type. A cooling tower cell is the smallest tower subdivision bounded by either exterior walls or partition walls, which can function as an independent unit with regard to air and water flow. Most larger cooling tower systems use a multiple-cell configuration. This configuration allows for the correct staging of equipment as the facility loads vary and incorporate redundancies such that critical operations are never in jeopardy of being nonoperational.
The number of cells in the cooling tower. Each cell has its own fan, water flow allowing for responding to lower load conditions
Equipment driving the compressor used in a chiller
Type of compressor in the chiller.
The compressor staging for the unit. Select "Single Stage" for units with single stage (on/off) control. Select "Multiple, Discrete Stages" for units with multiple compressors, discrete unloading stages, or compressors with stepped speed motors that are controlled to operate at discrete stages. Select "Variable" for compressors that operate at variable speeds or with modulating unloading.
The condenser fan control option used by the unit. If the unit has several constant-speed condenser fans that stage on in conjunction with multiple compressors, this should be set to ÒStepped Speed.Ó
Type of condenser used for DX cooling plant.
Capability of a boiler or furnace of condensing the water vapor in the exhaust flue gas to obtain a higher efficiency.
Method of delivering cooling to the zone.
Delivery type of either a cooling or heating system
Cooling or heating medium
Type of cooling or heating system
Medium used to transport cooling energy from a central cooling system to individual zones.
Average capacity of each cooling stage, at ARI rated conditions, expressed as a fraction of total capacity
Source of cooling. Cooling delivery is recorded in a separate data field. Use of fans or blowers by themselves without chilled air or water is not included in this definition of cooling. Stand-alone dehumidifiers are also not included.
Dehumidification type in air-distribution system.
The design static pressure for the fan
Draft mechanism used for drawing air through a boiler, furnace, or water heater.
Configuration of ducts.
R-value of duct insulation.
Method used to estimate duct leakage
Duct leakage found from pressure test. Reported as a percentage. [%]
Duct leakage found from pressure test. Reported in cubic feet per minute.
Condition of duct sealing.
Total surface area of ducts associated with this air distribution system.
Type of duct material.
Redundancy availability or formal redundancy level for specified equipment
Defines the type of evaporative cooler operation
The ratio of the difference between inlet and outlet air temperature to the difference between inlet air temperature and its wet bulb temperature
Availability of evaporative cooling to enhance heat rejection from the condenser coils.
Application of fan (supply, return, or exhaust)
Type of fan control
Placement of fan relative to the air stream.
The minimum power draw of the fan, expressed as a ratio of the full load fan power.
Maximum air flow produced by the fan.
Method of generating air flow
Type of air flow control.
The type of loop field used in a geothermal system (e.g., heat pump)
Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency of backup system for heat pump
Minimum outside temperature at which the heat pump can operate
Backup fuel used by the heat pump
Sink source of the heat pump
Type of heat recovery between two systems.
Method for delivering and or distributing heat to the building or Space Function. May be multiple delivery methods for each plant.
Medium used to transport heat from a central heating system to individual zones.
Source of heating
Average capacity of each heating stage, at ARI rated conditions, expressed as a fraction of total capacity
The method of heating staging used by the unit. Select ÒSingle StageÓ for units with single stage (on/off) control. Select ÒMultiple, Discrete StagesÓ for units with multiple discrete stages (low-fire / high-fire). Select ÒModulatingÓ for units which contain modulating burners.
Source of heat. Heating delivery is recorded in a separate data field. Use of fans or blowers by themselves without heated air or water is not included in this definition of heating.
Humidification type in air-distribution system.
Category of equpment related to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC).
Type of heating ventilating and air-conditioning equipment component.
Ignition mechanism in gas heating equipment. Either pilot light or an intermittent ignition device (IID)
The energy consumption of the heating plant at full load.
Actual flow rate under normal operating conditions
Fan power at maximum flow rate (full load)
Highest flow rate
Lowest flow rate
The minimum part load ratio at which the equipment is able to operate (0-1).
Location of the fan motor relative to the air stream.
Metric used in measuring the rate of natural ventilation
Average rate of natural ventilation when used. Units depend on ventilation method
The number of discrete operating stages, excluding "off."
The number of discrete operating speeds for the supply-fan motor, excluding "off." Only used if flow control is "stepped"
The number of heating stages, excluding "off."
Type of space conditioning equipment that is not classified as heating, cooling, or air-distribution. This category includes ventilation, dehumidification, humidification, and air cleaning systems.
Output capacity of equipment.
The part load ratio of a chiller below which hot gas bypass (HGBP) operates.
Application of pipe
Number of pipes for distributing steam, refrigerant, or water to individual zones.
Defines how thick insulation on pipes in a heating, cooling, water heating system is.
Percentage of pipe length in conditioned space
The type of refrigerant used in the heat pump
Used to adjust cooling efficiency for assumed slightly degraded performance if refrigerant charge is not verified through acceptance test procedures
Energy source used to provide reheat energy at a terminal unit.
Minimum ventilation rate required by local code.
Percentage of return duct surface area, including the air handler, that is located within conditioned space (0-1).
Sequencing availability of HVAC system
The expected or installed internal static pressure of the system at full supply fan speed including all filters, coils, and accessories.
Percentage of supply duct surface area that is located within conditioned space (0-1).
Fraction of total duct leakage that is on the supply side. Remainder is assumed to be on the return side (0-1).
Ratio of annual system load to the annual system energy consumption (similar to a whole system COP). A higher value indicates less heating and/or cooling energy use to meet the loads, and therefore represents a more efficient HVAC system. SPR can be used to describe the heating, cooling, and overall HVAC systems.
Installed flow rate for mechanical ventilation system.
Type of ventilation, and use of heat recovery
Presence of water-side economizer to provide free cooling.
Type of waterside economizer providing free cooling.
Audio and visual equipment characteristics or features installed standard or post-manufacturing.
Average Effluent Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD5) is the BOD5 concentration of wastewater after it is treated and is leaving a Wastewater Treatment Plant. The concentration should be an average concentration, estimated over a 12-month period. BOD is the measure of the amount of oxygen required by bacteria for stabilizing material that can be decomposed under aerobic conditions. BOD5 is a commonly used determinant of the organic strength of a waste, recording the oxygen demand over a five-day period.
Average Influent Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD5) is the BOD5 concentration of wastewater when it is entering a Wastewater Treatment Plant to be treated. The concentration should be an average concentration, estimated over a 12-month period. BOD is the measure of the amount of oxygen required by bacteria for stabilizing material that can be decomposed under aerobic conditions. BOD5 is a commonly used determinant of the organic strength of a waste, recording the oxygen demand over a five day period.
A ballast is a piece of equipment required to control the starting and operating voltages of electrical gas discharge lights.
A device intended to replenish the charge in a rechargeable battery. A battery charger connects to the mains at the power input and connects to the battery at the output. The charger may be comprised of multiple components, in more than one enclosure, and may be fully or partially contained in the Battery Operated End-use Product.
A type of battery device.
Configuration can include refrigeration cases and walk-ins, not central refrigeration systems.
Orientation of refrigerated case doors used for display cases at stores, food-service establishments.
This is the drum capacity of the clothes dryers in cubic feet as measured by the U.S. Department of Energy test procedure, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Section 430, Subpart B, Appendix D2. Products with a drum capacity less than 4.4 cubic feet are considered compact.
The type of clothes dryer appliance.
The quotient of the cubic foot (or liter) capacity of the clothes container divided by the total clothes washer energy consumption per cycle, with such energy consumption expressed as the sum of the machine electrical energy consumption, the hot water energy consumption, the energy required for removal of the remaining moisture in the wash load, and the combined low-power mode energy consumption.
Modified Energy Factor, MEF, is the energy performance metric for ENERGY STAR qualified clothes washers and all clothes washers as of February 1, 2013. MEF is the quotient of the capacity of the clothes container, C, divided by the total clothes washer energy consumption per cycle, with such energy consumption expressed as the sum of the machine electrical energy consumption, M, the hot water energy consumption, E, and the energy required for removal of the remaining moisture in the wash load, D. The higher MEF, the more efficient the clothes washer. The equation is: MEF = C/(M + E + D).
Components of a coffee maker for brewing coffee.
A device which performs logical operations and processes data. For the purposes of this specification, computers include both stationary and portable units, including Desktop Computers, Integrated Desktop Computers, Notebook Computers, Small-Scale Servers, Thin Clients, and Workstations.
Type of load that the conveyance system usually transports.
Equipment used to transporting someone or something from one place to another.
Appliance or equipment used to cook food.
A pool cover can serve many purposes, including insulation, weather protection, and safety for children and pets.
Type of defrost method used for commercial refrigerated display and storage cabinets. Designed to remove frost (ice) from cooling coils of a refrigerating system.
Dishwasher capacity can use the amount of dishes that can fit on a dishwasher rack. ENERGY STAR has set a capacity limit that also differentiates between standard-sized models, fitting at least eight place settings and six serving places, and compact-sized models, fitting lower than that.
A machine designed to clean and sanitize plates, pots, pans, glasses, cups, bowls, utensils, and trays by applying sprays of detergent solution (with or without blasting media granules) and a sanitizing rinse.
They type of dishwasher machine such as being either stationary rack or conveyor.
The dishwater sanitization method for cleaning and preparing the dishwashing machine for operation using water or chemical cleaning processes.
Pixel density is equal to the resolution in pixels divided by viewable screen area in inches squared. Term is related to Energy Star power requirements.
Resolution is screen resolution in pixels.
A display screen and associated electronics, often encased in a single housing, that as its primary function displays visual information from (1) a computer, workstation or server via one or more inputs (e.g., VGA, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, IEEE 1394, USB), (2) external storage (e.g., USB flash drive, memory card), or (3) a network connection. Such as a monitor (e.g., LCD, CRT), electronic scoreboards, tv or projector.
The vertical distance traveled by to elevator, diagonal distance by an escalator, or horizontal distance by conveyor belt.
Type of water heating equipment for hot running water.
Configuration of door
The type of electronic equipment.
Designed to convert line voltage ac input into lower voltage ac or dc output, convert to only one output voltage at a time, contained in a separate physical enclosure from the end-use product, and does not have batteries or battery packs that physically attach directly (including those that are removable) to the power supply unit.
Flow of water in a water treatment and distribution plant or wastewater treatment plant.
Flow value associated with the Flow Qualifier.
A factory-made assembly (not necessarily shipped in one package) consisting of a condensing unit and ice-making section operating as an integrated unit, with means for making and harvesting ice. It is an assembly that makes up to 4,000 lbs of ice per day at Standard Ratings Conditions, as defined in Section 5.2.1 of ARI Standard 810-2006, and may also include means for storing or dispensing ice, or both.
Single purpose or multi-purpose system.
Inclination grade of the conveyor system.
Source of heat for indirect-fired hot water tank.
Voltage rating for lighting system.
Installation of lamp relative to mounting surface.
Functions provided by the Internet Protocol (IP) equipment.
A lamp is a replaceable component, or bulb, which is designed to produce light from electricity, though, non-electric lamps also exist.
Type of Laundry appliance according to its function such as washer only, dryer only, and a washer/dryer combination unit.
The type of configuration of a laundry appliance. Such as front and top loading clothes washers.
(TMPC) is a location on an LED driver case, designated by its manufacturer, which will have the highest temperature of any point on the driver case during normal operation.
Value associated with the Lighting Characteristic.
Characteristics of lamps that indicate performance levels of functionality.
Components that together make a lighting module.
Directional design of lighting luminaire(s).
Category of internal or external load either directly to energy use (e.g., lighting electric load to electricity consumption and/or demand) or indirectly through a thermal load to interior conditioning (e.g., lighting heat load to space conditioning).
Value of load associated with Load Category or HVAC Category
Luminaire configuration size
Luminaire type
Descriptive metrics that characterize the motor.
Value associated with the Motor Characteristic.
Enclosing environment of the motor.
Auxiliary equipment enabling and maintaining data storage services.
A type of network equipment.
Key terms related to server activities.
Associated functions for network traffic or shipment that enables data to network transfer.
Number of stages or cycles available for unloading the compressor in a refrigeration system.
Number of full rack of sheet pans of product an oven is able to hold based on nominal 4-inch spacing between pans.
Nutrient removal is considered to be any process included for the purpose of removing nutrients (i.e., nitrogen, phosphorous).
Capacity of combination oven in terms of standard sizing.
Additional characteristics of pipes
Categorical size of a pool.
Plug load essential to routine processes.
Type of system served by a pump
The total number of hot water recirculation loops coming from and returning to a specific water heater.
Characteristics of the lamp luminaire.
Characteristics of refrigeration systems
Components that make up the refrigeration equipment.
Type of compressor in the refrigeration system. See Chiller Compressor Type for list.
Features of a refrigerator or freezer equipment.
Refrigeration equipment includes a refrigerator or freezer used for storing food products at specified temperatures, with the condensing unit and compressor built into the cabinet, and designed for use by commercial or institutional premises, other than laboratory settings. These units may be vertical or chest configurations and may contain a worktop surface.
Server components that are used by a server.
The types of computer servers.
A Set-top Box (STB) is a device combining hardware components with software programming designed for the primary purpose of receiving television and related services from terrestrial, cable, satellite, broadband, or local networks and providing video output using at least one direct video connection.
Hot water tank or distribution type
Task light is used to increase illuminance or improve contrast on the reading area.
Telephone configuration to the network.
Available services on the telephone.
A Telephone is a commercially available electronic product whose primary purpose is to transmit and receive sound over a distance using a voice or data network.
A type of television product.
Halogen lamp dependence on a transformer.
Trickle Filtration is a method of biological treatment by wastewater treatment plants.
The type of uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is emergency power delivered when the main input power source fails. The UPS has various mode settings.
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is a combination of converters, switches, and energy storage devices (such as batteries) constituting a power system for maintaining continuity of load power in case of input power failure.
The input dependency characteristics of a uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
The type of UPS power conversion.
The type of power output, such as AC or DC, for a UPS.
Load supported by the UPS.
The water source of a particular water cooler.
The type of water storage of a water cooler.
A freestanding device that consumes energy to cool and/or heat potable water.
Water feature heating methods.
Type of water feature
Number of hours in a typical year.
The number of weeks that the premises or equipment is in use. For example, a pool premises may only be open for 16 weeks out of the year.
If exact start and end hours are unknown, then the total number of hours per day.
Number of hours in a typical week.
Standards for control communication protocols.
Control logic or strategy that is programed into the system.
Technological device that enables control of the system.
The date of the most recent maintenance that was performed on the premises or equipment.
In military time (0000 start of day). If the end hour is the next day, then this day ends at 2400 and the next starts at 0000 and ends at closing time. For example, a nightclub may be open from 8PM Friday to 2AM Saturday, then on Friday: Day Start Time is 2000 and Day End Time is 2400, and on Saturday: Dat Start Time is 0000 and Day End Hour is 0200.
In military time (0000 start of day). If the night before the schedule runs into this day, then start time is 0000, while yesterday's end time is 2400. For example, a nightclub may be open from 8PM Friday to 2AM Saturday, then on Friday: Day Start Time is 2000 and Day End Time is 2400, and on Saturday: Dat Start Time is 0000 and Day End Hour is 0200.
Features of an Energy Management and Information System
Frequency of maintenance on the premises or equipment.
HVAC system that are monitored by this control.
Type of materials laundered.
The number of maintenance events performed on the premises or equipment in the time period.
Maintenance is the process of maintaining or preserving someone or something.
The type of meal served in this operation event.
Meters can be divided into several categories based on their capabilities
Holidays in which the operations follow a holiday schedule that is different from the main schedule.
An operation event is an activity that is performed at the premises as part of primary operations. Operation events can be used as normalizers when benchmarking buildings.
Number of operation events that take place in a year.
The actor who has authority to introduce and implement any or all operating and/or environmental policies and measures
The equipment state of connection to a power source for use, and providing one or more primary functions.
Percent of category that is in operation. If Schedule Category is Occupancy, then the percent of occupants from typical max. If Schedule Category is an equipment, then power as a percent of installed capacity.
Percentage of the premises gross floor area that is controlled by this system.
Times when the HVAC equipment is setback. For example, when the heat is lowered during the heating season, or the cooling setpoint increased during the cooling season.
The category this schedule applies to.
Day(s) this schedule applies to.
The period label for the schedule.
The day when this schedule period takes effect.
The month when this schedule period takes effect.
The day when this schedule period ends.
The month when this schedule period ends.
Physical property measured by the sensor.
The single target value for a setpoint that does not include a range.
The highest allowed range in setpoint. If there is no range, then the low and high setpoints are the same.
The lowest allowed range in setpoint. If there is no range, then the low and high setpoints are the same.
Setpoint settings conditions that apply to this setpoint.
Setpoint type that this control systems adheres to.
Component of energy storing, generating, or converting equipment.
Technology utilized on the premises to generate non-purchased energy, including renewable energy that is passively collected. This includes energy collected from the environment such as air, water, or ground-source heat pump systems. Technology equipment may exist as facade systems and roofing systems. Technology equipment may also exist on a premises off of a building envelope including on the ground, awnings, or carports as well as underground.
Type of energy storage technology
States the status of installation for a generation and storage equipment.
The rated, or nominal, wind speed is the speed at which the turbine produces power at its full capacity.
Type of solar energy collector used in a solar hot water or space heating system
Type of overall solar thermal system
Heat transfer medium and controls used for the solar collector loop
Type of material used in thermal energy storage technology.
The orientation of the line axis about which the turbine rotates.
Type of technology used for containing or recycling water
Charge per unit of resource.
Direction associated with current related time series data
Certain rate schedules incorporate demand ratchet percentage to ensure minimum billing demands based on historical peak demands. Billing demand in these cases is based comparing the month's demand and maximum of previous 11 month's demand times the demand ratchet percentage
Resource end use. This can also be used to qualify a renewable energy that is generated on-site that has its own dedicated meter. This can be applied at the premises or individual system or equipment level.
Indicates whether the onsite resource generation is connected to the grid.
Length of interval reading
The end date that marks the ending of the time interval for a value.
The ending date and time for an interval
The end time that marks the beginning of a time interval
Indicates frequency of data that's available for a given variable. Data that's available can range from 10 minute interval to annual. This interval frequency can be applied to resource or other time series data like weather
Type of data recorded by the meter
The start date that marks the beginning of the time interval for a value.
The starting date and time for an interval
The start time that marks the beginning of a time interval
The structure of how the various meters are arranged
Minimum power factor that needs to be maintained without any penalties
Normalization criteria to shift or scaled the measurement, where the intention is that these normalized values allow the comparison of corresponding normalized values for different datasets.
Generic orientation options
Percent improvement over a baseline. This will enable comparison of actual energy use against target and progress tracking.
The percentage this value makes up of the total.
Phase information associated with Readings
Measurement of power.
Value of the measurement of associated power metric
Charge rate value, in $ per unit.
Energy or demand designation to determine the rate.
Rates that determine how charges are levied by the utility
The name or title of the rate structure
The name or title of TOU period
Reference or hyperlink for the rate schedule, tariff book
Percentage of Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) that were kept compared to the total quantity of RECs that is associated with the total amount of renewable energy that was generated.
Type of energy resource fuel. This can be applied at the premises or individual system or equipment level.
The boundary that encompases the measured resource.
The cost of a resource over a selected time period.
The cost per square foot associated with a selected time period for a premises. It can be an individual value for different energy types, and can also be an aggregated value across all energy types. This term can be associated with one or more Resource Qualifiers in the constrained list.
For Water and Waste-water treatment facilities, the Energy Use, divided by the total average flow through the plant.
Type of resource generation
The resource value divided by the premises gross floor area. Refer to Resource Units and divide by area in square feet
The amount of resource consumed, generated, or exported from the premises.
Situation that applies if a resource is shared with multiple premises, such as shared chilled water among buildings.
Ratio of energy consumed at a central power plant to that delivered to a customer.
Temporal charcateristic of this measurement.
This term is intended to capture the tier designation for a particular rate structure. For electricity pricing that is based on tiered pricing, each tier is allotted a certain maximum (kWh), above which the user is moved to the next tier that has a different unit pricing. For example - Tier 1 for rate schedule EV9
The maximum amount of resource used at which a tier rate is applied for a given rate schedule and a tier. For example - Tier 1 for rate schedule EV9 is applicable till a maximum kWh of 1000.
Minimum energy for this rate structure range.
The 3 letter code for the time zone
The boundary that encompases the measured emissions.
Emissions gas type
Source of emissions.
Emissions factor associated with a Resource
Source of emissions factor
The resulting GHG Emissions for Water and Wastewater treatment facilities divided by the total average flow through the plant.This term can be associated with one or more Qualifiers in the constrained list.
The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions for the premises, divided by the gross floor area of the premises.
Emissions savings that result from a given action
Emissions that result in gases that trap heat in the atmosphere.
Unit of measurement for the data value.
Entity that confirmed the accuracy of the data.
The method by which the data was learned.
Maximum value in a range.
Minimum value in a range.
A reference to the source standard used as the measurement protocol definition. Examples are: 0 = "IEEE1519-2009" 1 = "EN50160"
What is the origin of the data value?
Indication of the quality of the data
Alert related to the quality of the data
Determines if the lower and higher values in a range are inclusive or exclusive of the range.
The extent to which the record fulfills the intended scope. For example, the extent to which the record accounts for all energy consumption of the premises.
Specify if the data field is required or optional.
Waste Diversion Rate is the percentage of total Waste Materials that get Recycled, Composted, or Reused.
Total weight of hazardous waste
Total weight of non-hazardous waste
Destination of managed waste materials
Incineration percentage of waste by disposal route (% of total waste)
Landfill percentage of waste by disposal route (% of total waste)
Method of managing waste materials
Materials that may be recycled, reused, salvaged, disposed of, or composted
Recycling percentage of waste by disposal route (% of total waste)