Energy Auditing and Facility Energy Management Practice Test

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Exam overview and details

Review building energy audits, utility procurement, HVAC controls, energy storage, and electrical efficiency. The questions help people building or checking facility energy knowledge consider technical performance, resource consumption, and improvement priorities. Administered by AEE. Key domains include Advanced Topics, Best Practices, Core Knowledge and Fundamentals.

Sample Questions

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Lighting Systems

In a 2025 owner review, a 32-story office tower with mixed tenant schedules must choose how to proceed with daylight dimming calibration beside electrochromic glazing. The available package includes an audit report, current code extracts, equipment nameplate data, and an owner requirement to preserve resilience during grid events; legal counsel is reviewing incentives, emissions claims, and contract risk allocation. The fastest path would be to accept that the project sponsor wants to count all savings before ownership and operating constraints are confirmed. Which option is the strongest professional response?

Energy Accounting and Economics

In a 2024 owner review, a county courthouse built in phases must choose how to proceed with real-options value of delaying a chiller replacement until refrigerant pricing is clearer. The available package includes submeter data for the main process, one month of weather-normalized utility data, and a tariff sheet revised in 2025; production cannot tolerate a failed performance test during the busy season. The fastest path would be to accept that the plant engineer wants to extrapolate a single peak-day observation to the full year. Which option is the strongest professional response?

Electrical Power Systems and Motors

A paper mill with aging steam distribution is preparing a 2025 capital request involving motor-system efficiency when throttling valves remain partly closed after a drive installation. The record contains trend data from two representative zones, commissioning issue logs, and utility bills that include ratchet demand and power-factor riders; maintenance staff report that comfort complaints trigger manual overrides after hours. Because the facilities director asks whether a no-cost control change can be booked as permanent savings immediately, which conclusion best meets the current CEM body-of-knowledge expectation?

Energy Accounting and Economics

During a 2025 energy review, a food-processing plant with two refrigerated warehouses discovers an issue involving life-cycle cost comparison between premium-efficiency motors and standard replacements. Available evidence includes manufacturer curves, a short logger deployment, recent repair history, and a capital budget that expires at year-end; the site must keep safety, ventilation, and product-quality constraints inside permitted limits. The project sponsor notes that the vendor proposal treats a component efficiency gain as if the whole system will improve by the same percentage. What should the energy manager do before approving the measure?

Electrical Power Systems and Motors

In a 2025 owner review, a municipal water-treatment facility must choose how to proceed with ground-fault and arc-flash implications of an electrical distribution retrofit. The available package includes an audit report, current code extracts, equipment nameplate data, and an owner requirement to preserve resilience during grid events; legal counsel is reviewing incentives, emissions claims, and contract risk allocation. The fastest path would be to accept that the project sponsor wants to count all savings before ownership and operating constraints are confirmed. Which option is the strongest professional response?

Career Opportunities & Salary

Median salary: $122,930– Engineers, All Other

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 -- Engineers, All Other (SOC 17-2199), US national. Occupation median, not a certification salary. (2025)

Engineers, All Other

Exam insights and study advice

Energy management knowledge helps connect measured consumption with equipment operation, procurement choices, and efficiency opportunities.

What this exam covers

01Advanced Topics

Advanced concepts and techniques

02Best Practices

Industry best practices and standards

03Core Knowledge

Essential knowledge areas

04Fundamentals

Basic concepts and principles

05Practical Application

Real-world application of concepts

Exam Details CEEM

Exam Code CEEM

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