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Emergency National
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| http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/dept.asp?dept_id=3144 |
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| MTS adopted the consensus EMERGENCY Climate Neutral Standard as part of AIA's Directive to reduce 60% of energy use in buildings by 2015. |
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| The Standard has been adopted by the Capital Markets to stop
Imminent Irreversible Dangerous Climate Change. Certification is delegated to licensed design professionals through legally binding certifications and auditing to ensure sufficient ramp up for the 1M Certified Climate Neutral buildings needed by 2015 to stop Dangerous Anthropogenic (manmade) Interference with Climate (click here for Capital Markets report showing needed buildings: |
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Creating Economic Stimulus While
Stopping Climate Credit Risk / Irreversibility |
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Standard Attributes |
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Allows certification through any combination of efficiency and onsite or offsite Green-e renewable power
Is designed to provide fast and effective certification to meet the demands of climate change
Shows actual validated global data documenting that
conventional energy prices will increase at 20%/yr. for next 10 yrs.
Prevents substantial price volatility from conventional energy
Provides credit for SMaRT Certified Products |
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Certification
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Contacts |
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| Steve Castellanos |
FAIA, Director, AIA Board & Foundation, Chairman |
| Niels Wolter |
Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation, Vice Chairman |
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