Introduction to LEED

LEED DefinedLEED = Leadership in Energy and Environmental DesignInternationally recognizedDeveloped by the USGBC, LEED is a practical rating tool for green buildingsBenefits of LEED: Energy Savings, Water Efficiency, CO₂ emissions reductions, improved indoor environmental quality, and stewardship of resources

USGBC FactsFOUNDED:1993MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS:20,000+LEED ACCREDITED PROFESSIONALS:120,000+SQUARE FEET COMMERCIAL BUILDING SPACE INVOLVED IN LEED:3.6 billion+

4* These rating systems are under development or in pilot. Once they are available supplements will be sold for the new LEED 2009 Reference Guides.LEED Rating SystemsReference GuideRating SystemLEED for New ConstructionGREEN BUILDING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION2009 EditionLEED for Core & ShellLEED for SchoolsLEED for Healthcare*LEED for Retail*Green Interior Design & Construction2009 EditionLEED for Commercial InteriorsLEED for Retail Interiors*LEED for Existing BuildingsGreen Building Operations & Maintenance2009 EditionLEED for Existing Schools*LEED for HomesLEED for HomesLEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentLEED Neighborhood Development*www.EverblueEnergy.com © 2006-2009

5* These rating systems are under development or in pilot. Once they are available supplements will be sold for the new LEED 2009 Reference Guides.Building Design & ConstructionReference GuideRating SystemLEED for New ConstructionGREEN BUILDING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION2009 EditionLEED for Core & ShellLEED for SchoolsLEED for Healthcare*LEED for Retail*Green Interior Design & Construction2009 EditionLEED for Commercial InteriorsLEED for Retail Interiors*LEED for Existing BuildingsGreen Building Operations & Maintenance2009 EditionLEED for Existing Schools*LEED for HomesLEED for HomesLEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentLEED Neighborhood Development*www.EverblueEnergy.com © 2006-2009

LEED for New Construction

LEED for Schools

Green Interior Design & Construction8* These rating systems are under development or in pilot. Once they are available supplements will be sold for the new LEED 2009 Reference Guides.Rating SystemReference GuideGREEN BUILDING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION2009 EditionLEED for New ConstructionLEED for Core & ShellLEED for SchoolsLEED for Healthcare*LEED for Retail*Green Interior Design & Construction2009 EditionLEED for Commercial InteriorsLEED for Retail Interiors*LEED for Existing BuildingsGreen Building Operations & Maintenance2009 EditionLEED for Existing Schools*LEED for HomesLEED for HomesLEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentLEED Neighborhood Development*www.EverblueEnergy.com © 2006-2009

LEED Interior Design & Construction

Green Building Operations & Maintenance10* These rating systems are under development or in pilot. Once they are available supplements will be sold for the new LEED 2009 Reference Guides.Rating SystemReference GuideGREEN BUILDING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION2009 EditionLEED for New ConstructionLEED for Core & ShellLEED for SchoolsLEED for Healthcare*LEED for Retail*Green Interior Design & Construction2009 EditionLEED for Commercial InteriorsLEED for Retail Interiors*LEED for Existing BuildingsGreen Building Operations & Maintenance2009 EditionLEED for Existing Schools*LEED for HomesLEED for HomesLEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentLEED Neighborhood Development*www.EverblueEnergy.com © 2006-2009

LEED for Existing Buildings

LEED for Homes12* These rating systems are under development or in pilot. Once they are available supplements will be sold for the new LEED 2009 Reference Guides.Rating SystemReference GuideGREEN BUILDING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION2009 EditionLEED for New ConstructionLEED for Core & ShellLEED for SchoolsLEED for Healthcare*LEED for Retail*Green Interior Design & Construction2009 EditionLEED for Commercial InteriorsLEED for Retail Interiors*LEED for Existing BuildingsGreen Building Operations & Maintenance2009 EditionLEED for Existing Schools*LEED for HomesLEED for HomesLEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentLEED Neighborhood Development*www.EverblueEnergy.com © 2006-2009

LEED for Homes

LEED for Neighborhood Development14* These rating systems are under development or in pilot. Once they are available supplements will be sold for the new LEED 2009 Reference Guides.Rating SystemReference GuideGREEN BUILDING DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION2009 EditionLEED for New ConstructionLEED for Core & ShellLEED for SchoolsLEED for Healthcare*LEED for Retail*Green Interior Design & Construction2009 EditionLEED for Commercial InteriorsLEED for Retail Interiors*LEED for Existing BuildingsGreen Building Operations & Maintenance2009 EditionLEED for Existing Schools*LEED for HomesLEED for HomesLEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentLEED Neighborhood Development*www.EverblueEnergy.com © 2006-2009

LEED for Neighborhood DevelopmentAtlantic StationAtlanta, GA138 acre brownfield redevelopment15 million square feet of office, retail, residential and hotel space11 acres of parks

Who does LEED Impact?Architects / designers / engineersContractorsOwners / facility managersDevelopers-Commercial-Residential-Mixed UseReal estate brokers / agentsInvestors / financial industryManufacturers / distributors /product representatives

LEED CredentialingNationally recognized credentials (Green Associate, LEED AP with Specialty)Demonstrated knowledge of LEED Building Design, Construction, and OperationTier 1 or 2 Required for most LEED Project RFPs (especially Federal work)Tier 1Tier 2Tier 3

Nationally recognized credentials (Green Associate, LEED AP with Specialty)

Demonstrated knowledge of LEED Building Design, Construction, and Operation

Tier 1 or 2 Required for most LEED Project RFPs (especially Federal work)

Exam Options Flow ChartWhich Exam Prep Class Should I Take?Tier ILEED Green Associate: As the first step in the LEED professional’s career pathway, the Green Associate credential attests to the candidate’s knowledge of good environmental practice and skill, and reflects understanding and support of green design, construction, and operations. There are no specialties within the LEED Green Associate tier.Tier I: Pass the GREEN ASSOCIATE ExamTier IILEED AP+: The LEED AP+ credential signifies an advanced depth of knowledge of green building practices. LEED AP+s will earn their credentials in one (or more) of the five specialties.Do You Have Work Experience On a LEED Project?NOYESUse Tier I GREEN ASSOCIATE Credential To Gain ExperienceYES LEED Training Practice Questions Study Resources For more info visit:www.everblueTI.comLEED GA Exam at a glance 2 Hours/100 Questions $50 Application Fee $150-$200 Exam Fee 3 month wait for re-testLEED AP+ Exam at a glance 2 Hours/100 Questions $100 Application Fee $300-$450 Exam Fee 3 month wait for re-testChoose Your SpecializationTier II: LEED-Homes Exam(RESIDENTIAL)Tier II: LEED- Building Design & Construction Exam (New Non-Residential Buildings & Major Renovations)Tier II: LEED- Interior Design & Construction Exam (For Tenants That Want to Fit Out a Space)Tier II: LEED-Existing Buildings Exam (Demonstrate Sustainable Operations & Maintenance of a Building; Minor Renovations)Tier II: LEED-Neighborhood Development(Entire Sustainable Neighborhoods)LEED AP+LEED AP+LEED AP+LEED AP+LEED AP+

LEED Training

Practice Questions

Study Resources

2 Hours/100 Questions

$50 Application Fee

$150-$200 Exam Fee

3 month wait for re-test

2 Hours/100 Questions

$100 Application Fee

$300-$450 Exam Fee

3 month wait for re-test

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Online Practice Exams

Weekly Online Webinars

Online Anytime Training

Study Guides and Other Resources