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Etching a path to LEED Gold for Semiconductor Manufacturing Projects

Date Published: 2024 | Conference materials

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This presentation shares methods to establish accurate baselines for semiconductor greenhouse gas emissions. Through the various heat-recovery systems, the facility is anticipated to utilize heat generated by
heat-recovery for approximately 90% of the annual heating demand. Submitting for LEED review, the project was able to achieve 5%
energy cost savings for three points and an impressive 63% greenhouse gas emissions reduction for seven points.

Authors: Patrick Halley, Phillip Tran, Henry can Lambalgen
Tags: Gas abatementEmissionsEnergy Conservation

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