LEED v5 is a bold new rating system that introduces complex requirements around decarbonization, equity, and performance—leaving many project teams unsure where to start. This webinar from Green Badger will break down the new credits and provide practical strategies to simplify compliance and stay ahead of the curve.
Bring all of your LEED questions and headaches to our April 2025 LEED Construction User Group on the last Wednesday of every other month!
Did you miss our February 2025 LEED Construction User Group meeting? Good news! You can watch the recording here.
The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification system has become the gold standard in sustainable construction practices worldwide. With LEED v5 scheduled to launch in 2025, general contractors, architects, and developers alike are eager to learn how this new version will impact their work. This next iteration of LEED aims to push the…
Register now! Bring all of your LEED questions and headaches to our October 2024 LEED Construction User Group.
A comprehensive overview of Green Badger’s LEED Resources for construction projects teams to utilize from site work to commissioning.
Green Badger’s LEED Academy Our comprehensive LEED Academy training platform will take you from LEED Novice to LEED Ninja in 2.5 hours. Are you confused about the differences between LEED v4 and v4.1 credits and which you should be pursuing? Do you want practical and actionable strategies to make achieving LEED v4 credits easier? The…
Watch now! This is a recorded session of the August 2024 LEED Construction User Group.
What is LEED? You’ve probably heard the term thrown around at construction sites or in conversations about green buildings, but what is LEED exactly? LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a globally recognized certification system for green building. Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), LEED provides a framework for healthy,…
In the pursuit of LEED certification, maintaining accurate records and ensuring all documentation is up-to-date is crucial. This guide provides a comprehensive list of best practices to help you through the quality control process ensuring a successful LEED project close out. By following these steps, you can help ensure your project’s compliance with LEED standards…
As seen on constructionbusinessowner.com The built environment is the bedrock of thriving communities. It may also be their most potent liability, with enormous climate and environmental repercussions. This is why governments, regulators, activists, communities and, increasingly, construction companies are taking notice and adapting their approaches accordingly. One Deloitte analysis notes: “The engineering and construction (E&C)…
