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Applying LEED to healthcare projects

WEBIts application to LEED projects in the healthcare setting represents the complexity and commonality of buildings and infrastructure on a site. LEED Campus Guidance is a …

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What is LEED certification

WEBLEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the most widely used green building rating system in the world. Available for virtually all building types, LEED …

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LEED rating system selection – U.S. Green Building Council

WEBStep 1: Review project scope of work and determine the appropriate rating system. Generally, project teams should first look at the scope of work to determine the …

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LEED Online forms and uploads – U.S. Green Building Council

WEBLEED Online has two modes for working with credit forms, Online and Offline. You can set your default options from the main screen, once logged in. Click on …

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Applying LEED to higher education projects

WEBIts application to LEED projects in higher education represents the complexity and commonality of buildings and infrastructure on a site. LEED Campus Guidance is a …

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SITES AP credential – U.S. Green Building Council

WEBThere are three stages involved in the process of creating the SITES AP credential. 1. Conception: GBCI brings together leading experts in the fields of sustainable landscape …

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Applying LEED to hospitality and venue projects

WEBThe LEED green building certification program provides the framework for building and operating hotels sustainably. Green buildings use on average 26% less energy, emit …

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Choosing between LEED for Neighborhood Development and …

WEBWhat is the difference between LEED for Neighborhood Development and LEED for Cities and Communities? The LEED for Neighborhood Development v4 rating …

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Earning and reporting continuing education (CE) hours

WEBContinuing education, or “CE,” hours are the hours that LEED professionals must earn in credential maintenance activities to maintain their LEED credentials. CE hours are …

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Course requirements and definitions

WEBParticipants are required to achieve an assessment score of 80% or higher to successfully complete the course and earn CEU. All live sessions (Live Facilitator-led course/panel …

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Applying LEED to multifamily projects

WEBSince most occupants of multifamily buildings pay their own utility bills, achieving LEED certification for these buildings can help reduce the cost of living for occupants. The …

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Regional Priority (RP) credits – U.S. Green Building Council

WEBWhat are Regional Priority (RP) Credits? The concept of RP credits was introduced in the LEED 2009 rating systems to incentivize the achievement of credits that address …

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Green Schools Conference: At the event – U.S. Green Building …

WEBThe GSC is designed to facilitate the professional development of adult educators, administrators, facilities, district staff, advocates, manufacturers and project teams …

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Badge options – U.S. Green Building Council

WEBTake four courses designated to be eligible to earn the Health and Wellness badge. At least two courses must be above the basic level. Pass the associated quizzes. Share your …

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SITES certification and sustainability for landscapes

WEBA SITES certification involves registering the project with the Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI); working through the SITES prerequisites and credits through a process with …

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Applying LEED to museum projects – U.S. Green Building Council

WEBGreen buildings use on average 26% less energy, emit 33% less carbon dioxide, use 30% less indoor water, and send 50%‐75% less solid waste to landfills and incinerators. …

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