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On company letterhead
On legal documents
On any partner website of the member company
On a company's product to show product endorsement
Instant hot water heater
Elevator
Desktop computer
High efficient HVAC unit
Walkway lighting
Washing machine
Renewable Energy Credits (RECs)
Self‑guided education program on the green features of a project
Legal fees for building contracts
Construction waste hauling fees
LEED ID+C
LEED BD+C
LEED ND
LEED O+M
Outdoor water use
Heat island reduction
Rainwater management
Protecting or restoring habitat
Energy modeling
Select a target certification level
Applying for financing
Identifying opportunities for synergy
26%
38%
42%
34%
The number of points a project earns
The size of the building
The number of prerequisites attempted
The rating system selected
CO2 sensors
A single‑office thermostat
Operable windows
Outdoor air monitors
Install submeters
Install new flush valves
Install solar hot water heaters
Install new low‑flow aerators
Install ENERGY STAR ovens and refrigerators
Integrative process
Innovation
Prerequisites
Minimum program requirements
Credits
Minimum Program Requirements
Prerequisites
LEED Online
The cost of the qualifying products as a percentage of the total building envelope material's cost
The cost of the qualifying products as a percentage of the total project cost
The number of different permanent and temporary products used from one manufacturer
The number of different permanently installed products used from different manufacturers
Construction waste management plan
Building recycling plan
Building commissioning plan
Owners Project Requirements (OPR)
Locating the project near diverse uses
Reducing fossil‑fuel based energy consumption
Using salvaged materials
Choosing healthy building materials
The project's energy costs will decrease
The project's energy demands will decrease
The project's minimum energy performance will decrease
The project's renewable energy production will decrease
Adaptive reuse
Net‑zero energy project
Passive design
Regenerative design
CFCs
CO2
Propane
Ammonia
Potable water
Black water
Non‑potable water
Process water
Gray water
The carpet has lower life cycle costs than conventional carpets
The carpet is more durable than conventional carpets
The material would reduce the need for virgin materials
The carpet contains post‑consumer recycled content
Must have an ENERGY STAR score of 50, use sustainable building materials, and have preferred parking
Must be a permanent structure, use a reasonable site boundary, and have a minimum floor area
Must have a minimum building height, have a daylighting strategy, and provide for occupant comfort
Must have access to public transportation, manage rainwater, and have a FAR of at least 1.5
The wood flooring will increase the tax base of the local economy
The wood flooring will have a lower installation cost
The wood flooring will reduce the demand for virgin resources
The wood flooring will have a lower cost since it did not have to be extracted from a forest
Reduced utility costs
Reduced liabilities due to poor indoor air quality causing health issues
Increasing the tax base to the community
Reduced disturbance of greenfield sites
Propane
Hydrocarbons
HydroFluoroCarbons
Halons
Untreated house‑hold wastewater which has not come into contact with toilet waste or kitchen sinks
Water that is not treated to drinking water standards and is not meant for human consumption
Wastewater from bathroom sinks, laundry machines, kitchen sinks and dishwashers
Water that meets or exceeds EPA's drinking water standards
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