Together with AEC Daily, Evonik Cyro's online course Acrylic Specialty Products: Inspirational Design Solutions can help you meet your credit requirements.

Our customized course offers innovative materials solutions to a number of architectural markets including daylighting, kitchen and bath, retail, healthcare, office and many more.

The course is designed to educate design professionals on the various categories of light guiding and light diffusing acrylics, acrylic multi-skinned and wave profile products and solid surface acrylics. The course also discusses the environmentally friendly advantages of using acrylic products. 
To access the course, click here: www.aecdaily.com/sc.php

For architects, engineer, & retailers who are participating in a project to achieve LEED certification from the USGBC, potential LEED credits can be earned in various areas; especially the following:

LEED for Retail
Environmental Quality (EQ) Credit 4:
Low-Emitting Materials Option E.

Furniture
As a component for furniture or a shelving display our products comply with the credit requirements to obtain 1 point.

LEED for New Construction
Materials and Resources (MR) Credit 5.1
Regional Materials-10 percent extracted, processed & manufactured regionally.

LEED project sites within 500 miles
of our Sanford, Maine or Osceola, Arkansas production facilities are applicable for most of our products.

Energy & Atmosphere (EA) Prerequisite 2
Utilizing ACRYLITE® Multi-Skin sheet contributes towards the building envelope requirements of ASRAE 90.1-2004 Section 5.