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A project in a cold climate does not want a highly reflective roof because they want the heat absorption. How can this project comply with Sustainable Sites Credit, Heat Island Reduction?

• A.The credit is applicable for projects that document this special condition
• B.The credit is not feasible for this project
• C.The credit can only be achieved by using an alternative compliance path
• D.The credit may be achieved by using nonroof measures only

Innovation credits for exemplary performance can be awarded for

• A.achieving one pilot credit
• B.demonstrating significant environmental benefits
• C.demonstrating a qualitative improvement in environmental performance
• D.achieving double the credit requirements

In Sustainable Sites Credit, Light Pollution Reduction, which factor is included in the lamp lumen uplight calculation?

• A.Total fixture power
• B.Quantity of installed luminaires
• C.Total fixture lumens below 90 degrees
• D.Site area of the project

The results of a building energy model show that a building will consume 2,200,435 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year (building is served solely by electricity). The building owner wants to achieve Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Green Power and Carbon Offsets. What is the minimum amount of green energy required to be purchased on an annual basis?

• A.770,152 kWh
• B.550,109 kWh
• C.2,200,435 kWh
• D.1,100,218 kWh

An office is relocating to a new facility. Any furniture that is relocated to the new site can contribute as a reused material for Materials and Resources Credit, Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials if it was purchased:

• A.At least five years prior to the certification of the project
• B.At least two years prior to the date of project registration
• C.Within the past five years
• D.Within two years of the substantial completion of the project