Just to confirm my understanding - Is it correct that an exemplary performance point can be met by meeting the 80% threshold for EITHER electric-powered equipment (MRc2.1) OR furniture (MRc2.2)?

Hi, I work for a non-profit attempting to get this credit, and we had an interior design company donate two very nice nearly-new chairs amounting to $700 each.

We are working with a project building that is a large convention center and event hall, with some permanent offices. For MRc2.2.

In the new ACP Documentation Guidance for Projects outside the U.S. (October 2011) they say, you should upload the completed "ACP Regional Materials Calculator".

My project is in Sweden and we are having challenges with proving our equipment is Energy Star equivalent. Just this past July USGBC came out with an EBOM Alternative Compliance Path for Europe.

I'm not trying to split a new hair here, but what constitutes "purchased" for the purposes of credits such as MRc2?

What kind of documentation is required for salvaged materials? I'm thinking specifically in a campus setting where we are salvaging furniture from other buildings for use in the project building.

Could someone tell me if this would apply as a Durable Good purchase?

I found several that say they are Energy Star certified, but they do not show up on Energy Star's database. Does anyone know if compact wine coolers are eligible for a rating?