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- 1. Beyond Energy-Efficiency: The Full Range of Sustainable Development Principles JASON HARTKE U.S. Green Building Council jhartke@usgbc.org Solutions for Sustainable Communities: 2011 Learning Conference on State and Local Housing Policy Washington, DC September 26, 2011
- 9. Reduced Operating Expenses Increased Productivity Government Incentives Improved Health Investment Returns
- 13. Synergy
- 14. Customization
- 16. Wishard Hospital, targeting LEED Silver/Gold, HOK
- 20. Will We Be Resilient to Drought & Water Shortages
- 21. Will We Be Resilient to Stronger Storms & Flooding
- 23. Landscaping to minimize cooling requirements
- 24. Planning for (new) Pest management
- 26. High-efficiency lighting & equipment
- 29. Customization
- 38. Customization
- 47. Inclusive and accessible design
- 48. Policy and performance metrics
Editor's Notes
- Green buildings use on average 26% less energy, emit 33% less carbon dioxide, use 30% less indoor water, send 50%-75% less solid waste to landfills and incinerators.
- DG (walk through goals)
- USGBC recently released this guidance documentOutlines an approach to overcome the upfront cost barrier to make significant improvements in existing buildings- whether these are paid for from the capital or operations budget, through bonds, loan funds, or other public financing, or delivered through a performance contract Developed by USGBC in consultation with ESCO community, endorsed by the Energy Services Coalition. Executive Summary Available free online at www.usgbc.org/paidfromsavings; full guide available for purchaseThe presentations you will hear in this panel (from Dale & Jack) highlight different approaches to paying for and implementing building upgrades based on the return-on-investment generated by reduced operating costs.