The measured data behind 28 building standards and regulations
Each page below covers one standard: who it applies to, what it requires and which meter or sensor readings prove it. Aqueduct supplies those readings through aQ Assure. Your team, assessor or consultant files and certifies.


ISO 50001 clauses an auditor tests with numbers
ISO 50001:2018 is the international standard for an energy management system, certified by an accredited body after audit.
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ASHRAE 62.1 ventilation, verified in operation
ASHRAE 62.1 sets minimum ventilation and acceptable indoor air quality for buildings other than homes.
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ASHRAE 90.1 energy monitoring, met and kept running
ASHRAE 90.1 is the US energy standard for buildings other than low-rise residential, adopted through state codes.
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LEED v5 metering and monitoring credits, backed by live data
LEED is the US Green Building Council's voluntary green building rating, certified through GBCI.
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WELL v2 air features, met with continuous sensor data
The WELL Building Standard, from IWBI, certifies buildings on health and wellbeing. Its Air concept sets limits for particulates, gases and CO2.
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ENERGY STAR scores built on complete monthly meter data
Portfolio Manager is the US EPA's free tool for benchmarking building energy and water, and the basis of ENERGY STAR certification and many city.
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Local Law 97: each building's gap to its limit, tracked monthly
Local Law 97 caps greenhouse gas emissions from New York City's largest buildings, with limits that tightened in 2024 and tighten again in 2030.
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Building performance standards: the deadlines owners face next
A building performance standard sets an energy or emissions target that existing buildings must meet over time, with penalties for missing it.
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GRESB energy, GHG and water indicators with full data coverage
GRESB is the annual ESG benchmark for real estate funds, property companies and developers.
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CSRD energy and water datapoints under the simplified ESRS
The CSRD requires large companies in the EU to report sustainability information under the European Sustainability Reporting Standards, with limited.
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BREEAM monitoring credits, specified and then measured
BREEAM is BRE's voluntary sustainability rating for buildings, used in the UK and internationally.
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AWWA M36 water audits with metered inputs, not estimates
AWWA Manual M36 sets the water audit method North American utilities use to measure non-revenue water, real losses and apparent losses.
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Al Sa'fat metering and air quality, from design into operation
Al Sa'fat is Dubai Municipality's green building system. Every new building must reach Silver Sa'fa, which includes electricity, cooling and water.
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NABH 6th edition facility records, kept continuously
NABH accredits hospitals in India against its 6th edition standards, in force since January 2025.
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ASHRAE 170 room conditions, logged space by space
ASHRAE/ASHE Standard 170 sets ventilation design for health care spaces: pressure, air changes, filtration, humidity and temperature by room type.
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ASHRAE 188 control limits, monitored at every control point
ASHRAE Standard 188 sets how building owners manage Legionella risk in water systems through a water management program.
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NABERS ratings from 12 months of measured energy and water
NABERS rates buildings from one to six stars on what they actually use, measured over 12 continuous months and checked by an accredited assessor.
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ESOS Phase 4 audits built on 12 months of metered data
ESOS is the UK energy audit scheme for large undertakings, run by the Environment Agency.
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SECR energy and carbon figures you can trace to a meter
SECR requires quoted companies, large unquoted companies and large LLPs to report energy use, emissions, an intensity ratio and efficiency actions.
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BRSR Core energy, water and GHG footprints from flow meters
BRSR Core is the set of ESG indicators SEBI requires India's largest listed companies to disclose and have independently assessed or assured.
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BEE PAT and ECSBC: measured energy for plants and buildings
India's Bureau of Energy Efficiency runs PAT, which sets specific energy consumption targets for energy-intensive plants, and the building code now.
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Estidama Pearl metering credits, installed and kept reading
Estidama is Abu Dhabi's sustainability program, and its Pearl Rating System is mandatory for new buildings in the emirate.
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CDP climate and water answers backed by facility meters
CDP runs the global environmental disclosure system that investors and customers ask companies to answer each year.
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GHG Protocol Scope 1 and 2 inventories from metered energy
The GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, from WRI and WBCSD, is the accounting method most corporate emissions reporting uses.
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ISO 14001:2026 monitoring with measured energy, water and air
ISO 14001 is the international standard for environmental management systems. Its 2026 edition replaced the 2015 one in April, and certified.
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EU EPBD building automation and monitoring, by article
The recast Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, (EU) 2024/1275, requires building automation that monitors, logs and analyses energy in larger.
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Joint Commission utility and water records under the new PE chapter
From 1 January 2026, The Joint Commission replaced the Environment of Care chapter for hospitals with a Physical Environment chapter and new National.
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Legionella temperature checks under L8 and HSG274, logged continuously
In Great Britain, the HSE Approved Code of Practice L8 and its guidance HSG274 set how dutyholders control Legionella in water systems.
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Common questions
No. It supplies continuous measured data, flags readings outside the limits you set and exports records for the period under review. Certification bodies, assessors, regulators and registered professionals decide compliance.
Start with the one that carries a date or a penalty where you operate, such as Local Law 97 in New York, ESOS in the UK or BRSR Core in India. The same meters then serve the voluntary ratings.
aQ Assure is the Aqueduct module that turns meter and sensor data into compliance evidence. It stores each limit against the points that test it, flags readings outside range and exports records by period for an assessor or regulator, using the same aQ Core data as operations.
Yes. A sub-meter on a chiller feeds ISO 50001 indicators, ASHRAE 90.1 end-use reporting, a LEED prerequisite and a GHG inventory at the same time. Aqueduct keeps one metered record per site and exports it in the shape each program asks for, so data is collected once.
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