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1 LEED Projects are responsible for over 80 million tons of waste diverted landfills in the 11 th percennle in the U.S. in terms of energy usage 57% lower Source Energy use intensity than the nanonal average LEED Projects are responsible for over 80 million tons of waste diverted landfills in the 11 th percennle in the U.S. in terms of energy usage 57% lower Source Energy use intensity than the nanonal average 1

in terms of energy usage 57% lower Source Energy use intensity

2 LEED Projects are responsible for over 80 million tons of waste diverted landfills in the 11 th percennle in the U.S. in terms of energy usage 57% lower Source Energy use intensity than the nanonal average CERTIFICATION TRENDS Platinum Gold Silver Certified 2

3 CERTIFICATION LEVELS United States Platinum Gold Silver Certified 0k 1k 2k 3k 4k 5k 6k 7k GREEN BUILDING MARKET Source: McGraw-Hill Construction s 2013 Dodge Construction Green Outlook 3

4 COMMERCIAL OFFICE MARKET SHARE Source: McGraw-Hill Construction s 2013 Dodge Construction Green Outlook CERTIFICATION LEVELS International Platinum Gold Silver Certified 0k

5 Every day, 1.5 million square feet (139 square meters) of building space certifies to LEED International projects are more than 1/3 of new LEED registrations ENERGY CODE PROGRESS 5

6 FOCUS ON PERFORMANCE What Hasn t Changed? 100 point based system Regional Priority credits Pilot Credits LEED AP credential What Has Changed? Added new credit category Addresses 21 market sectors Includes international in requirements Focusedonperformance 6

7 LEED CERTIFICATION TRENDS LEED v4 SYSTEM GOALS LEED CERTIFICATION TRENDS LEED v4 SYSTEM GOALS 7

ND. More performance-based credits with improved ties to anticipated outcome.

8 Performance in Location and Transportation LOCATION AND TRANSPORTATION Highlights New credit category to improve alignment between commercial rating systems and LEED ND. More performance-based credits with improved ties to anticipated outcome. bicycle facilities [link to bike network] quality transit [trip frequency, walking distance] 8

9 Credit: LEED for ND Location Credit: Sensitive Land Protection Credit: High Priority Site Credit: Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses Credit: Access to Quality Transit Credit: Bicycle Facilities Credit: Reduced Parking Footprint Credit: Green Vehicles LEED v4 Credit: Access to quality transit LEED for Neighborhood Development locai on AlternaNve compliance path to all of the LT creditsin LEED BD+C and I+DC LEED v4 Credit: Access to quality transit 9

10 Performance in Sustainable Sites SUSTAINABLE SITES 10

Highlights New credit for site assessment. Financial support option in protect or restore habitat. Major simplification to Light Pollution Reduction credit through new option for BUG rated equipment.

11 Highlights New credit for site assessment. Financial support option in protect or restore habitat. Major simplification to Light Pollution Reduction credit through new option for BUG rated equipment. Prerequisite: Construction Activity Pollution Prevention Credit: Site Assessment Credit: Site Development Protect or Restore Habitat Credit: Open Space Credit: Rainwater Management Credit: Heat Island Reduction Credit: Light Pollution Reduction LEED v4 Credit: Site Development Protect or Restore Habitat Includes the building footprint Setback requirement replaced with minimum preservanon standards Expanded soil requirements 11

12 LEED v4 Credit: Site Assessment Storm Water Rainwater Performance in Water Efficiency WATER EFFICIENCY 12

13 Highlights Addressing all water uses including fixtures & fittings, process, appliance, cooling towers, and outdoor water. Focus on measuring water use through fundamental building metering requirements. Additional points in credit for metering of subsystems. Prerequisite: Outdoor Water Use Reduction Prerequisite: Indoor Water Use Reduction Prerequisite: Building Level Water Metering Credit: Outdoor Water Use Reduction Credit: Indoor Water Use Reduction Credit: Cooling Tower Water Use Credit: Water Metering 13

14 LEED v4 Prerequisite: Building Level Water Metering Defining Performance in Energy & Atmosphere ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE 14

15 Design control vs. Occupant control ASHRAE vs. ASHRAE

16 Highlights Minimum Energy Performance: five percent above ASHRAE ; minimum ENERGY STAR score now 75. New credit for Demand Response. Building level energy metering required for all projects. Prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification Prerequisite: Minimum Energy Performance Prerequisite: Building-Level Energy Metering Prerequisite: Fundamental Refrigerant Management Credit: Enhanced Commissioning Credit: Optimize Energy Performance Credit: Advanced Energy Metering Credit: Demand Response Credit: Renewable Energy Production Credit: Enhanced Refrigerant Management Credit: Green Power and Carbon Offsets 16

17 LEED v4 Prerequisite: Building Level Energy Metering LEED v4 credit: Demand Response Materials & Resources MATERIALS AND RESOURCES 17

18 Highlights Life cycle thinking approach to category. Optional whole building life cycle assessment for new construction. Focus on product transparency and outcomes through Building Disclosure & Optimization credits. Prerequisite: Storage and Collection of Recyclables Prerequisite: C&D Waste Management Planning Credit: Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization Environmental Product Declarations Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization Sourcing of Raw Materials Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization Material Ingredients Credit: C&D Waste Management 18

LEED v4 Credit: ConstrucNon and demolinon waste management LEED v4 Credit: Building product disclosure and opnmizanon environmental product declaranons Building

19 LEED v4 Credit: ConstrucNon and demolinon waste management LEED v4 Credit: Building product disclosure and opnmizanon environmental product declaranons Building Product and Disclosure Credits Steps Step 1: Establish overall strategy for materials Step 2: Transparency Step 3: OpNmize product purchasing Step 4: Track purchases 19

20 Transparency Brief Short version of an Environmental Product DeclaraNon Program Operator the ennty that registers an Environmental Product DeclaraNon 20

21 Cradle to Gate Analysis of a product s parnal life cycle, from resource extracnon (cradle) to factory gate (before it is transported for distribunon and sale) 21

22 INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Highlights Category focused on key indicators of ventilation, lighting, acoustics, and occupant experience. More performance-based credits focused on health and wellbeing outcomes. Emissions based approach to materials. 22

Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies Credit: Low-Emitting Materials Credit:

23 Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies Credit: Low-Emitting Materials Credit: Construction IAQ Management Plan Credit: Indoor Air Quality Assessment Credit: Thermal Comfort Credit: Interior Lighting Credit: Daylight Credit: Quality Views Credit: Acoustic Performance LEE QUALITY VIEWS Dv4Credit: Low emin n g materials Added requirement for quality view, defined by the LEED 2009 exemplary performance criteria. LEED v4 Credit: Low emin n g materials 23

LEED CERTIFICATION TRENDS MARKET SECTOR ADAPTATIONS Data Centers Warehouses and Distribution Centers Hospitality Existing Buildings for Schools Existing Buildings

24 LEED CERTIFICATION TRENDS MARKET SECTOR ADAPTATIONS Data Centers Warehouses and Distribution Centers Hospitality Existing Buildings for Schools Existing Buildings for Retail Homes Multifamily Midrise Data Centers: Unique Needs High energy use Few occupants Massive cooling power for servers Water use Data Centers in LEED v4 24

25 Data Centers in LEED v4 Warehouse and distribution centers: Unique needs Transportation energy Unique interior spaces Warehouse and Distribution Centers in LEED v4 BDC LT Credit: Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses LT Credit: Green Vehicles EQ Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies EQ Credit: Thermal Comfort EQ Credit: Quality Views EBOM EQ Credit: Daylight and Quality Views 25

Credit: Daylight and Quality Views Midrise Unique Needs Major indoor air quality and human health Combustion safety

26 Warehouse and Distribution Centers in LEED v4 BDC LT Credit: Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses LT Credit: Green Vehicles EQ Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies EQ Credit: Thermal Comfort EQ Credit: Quality Views EBOM EQ Credit: Daylight and Quality Views Midrise Unique Needs Major indoor air quality and human health Combustion safety Radon Mechanical exhaust Midrise in LEED v4 EA: Performance of ENERGY STAR Homes EQ: Ventilation EQ: Compartmentalization 26

27 Hospitality: Unique needs Guest rooms Occupancy type Large water consuming appliances Hospitality in LEED v4 WE Prerequisite: Indoor Water Use Reduction WE Credit: Indoor Water Use Reduction EQ Credit: Thermal Comfort EQ Credit: Interior Lighting MR Credit: Purchasing Ongoing SIMPLIFIED: THE STRUCTURE OF EB 27

28 IMPROVED USER EXPERIENCE REFERENCE GUIDE LEED DOCUMENTATION Fewer Forms. Reduced forms by 80% compared to LEED 2009 to improve system performance and consistency. Alignment across rating systems Includes campus, multiple building, recertification Fewer fields to document. Removed low-value documentation requirements. Removed required signatories Removed duplication of content 28

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30 Live form Calculator LEED CREDIT LIBRARY Integrative an iterative, collaborative approach that involves a project's stakeholders in the process from visioning through completion of construction 30

Roles and Responsibilities Benefits Hear from all voices Map the process with milestones Add

31 Placeholders for graphic suggestion from Lynn if created Graphic on how the team members and their respective issues are related. Roles and Responsibilities Benefits Hear from all voices Map the process with milestones Add value in process Benefit all phases with life cycle approach Use resources efficiently (energy/water) Achieve higher value building Reduce costs Reduce change orders 31

32 Source: XX Are you doing IP? Yes if you are doing these Mapping with decision points Holding meetings with structure Asking for wide input Gettingoutofthecomfortzone Source: XX WHERE ARE WE NOW? 32

33 LEED v4: CURRENT STATUS Held six public comment periods and received over 22,000 comments Passed ballot in June 2013 with 86% approval Extended registration for LEED 2009 until June 2015 Engaged over 100 project teams in LEED v4 beta test Program launched at Greenbuild in November 2013 Last day to TEST for GA/LEED AP v2009 June 15 First day to TEST for GA/LEED AP v4 June 30 Mandated v4 Project registration June 1, 2015 For those that need credit GBCI number is

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LEED v4: the program

LEED v4: the program LEED v4: Where are we now? Engagement Completed six public comment periods Received over 22,000 public comments Over 70 projects enrolled in LEED v4 Beta Program Program Tools Development