LEED AP with Operations and Maintenance (O+M ) Practice Exam

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What is one of the key outcomes expected from an Energy Audit conducted under EA Prerequisite: Best Management Practices?

Increased building occupancy rates
Enhanced operational efficiency
Reduction in maintenance costs
Improved aesthetic appeal of the building

The correct answer is: Enhanced operational efficiency

One of the key outcomes expected from an Energy Audit conducted under the Energy and Atmosphere (EA) Prerequisite: Best Management Practices is enhanced operational efficiency. This assessment enables a comprehensive analysis of the building's energy use, identifying opportunities for improvement and optimization in energy systems and processes. By reviewing systems such as heating, cooling, lighting, and appliances, the audit can pinpoint inefficiencies, leading to recommendations that can improve operational effectiveness. This includes adjustments to equipment, upgrades to more efficient technology, and implementing best practices in energy management. Ultimately, these measures not only lead to lower energy consumption but also support sustainability goals and the overall performance of the building, integrating energy efficiency into daily operations. While the other choices may coincide with the benefits of improved energy management practices, they are not direct outcomes of the energy audit itself. For example, while maintenance costs might be affected by improved operational efficiency, the primary goal of an energy audit is to enhance the performance of energy systems rather than focusing on aesthetics or occupancy rates.