EDGE Standard definition
EDGE Standard means the IFC-developed standard for green buildings that requires a minimum 20% predicted savings in operational energy use, water use, and embodied energy in materials compared to prevailing local practices as represented by the agreed Base Case model.
Examples of EDGE Standard in a sentence
The decision whether to grant or deny a Preliminary EDGE Certificate or EDGE Certification to a Project will be made in the sole discretion of GBCI based on GBCI’s interpretation of the EDGE Standard, the sufficiency of the submitted Project Information (defined below), and any other information or factors that GBCI deems relevant.
You hereby represent and warrant that You have fully reviewed and understand the EDGE Standard requirements, and You agree to check for updates prior to applying for Certification under this Agreement in the future.