Learn how automated building envelope air sealing systems, benefits they can provide you, and lessons learned from installations across North America.

Learn about the strategies implemented by ten SITES-certified projects to promote resilience in landscapes.

This course counts towards the Water Efficiency badge and the Resilience badge.

The LEED rating system requires developing and implementing a site management policy that employs best practices to promote sustainable site management. In this course we have detailed all best practices projects can implement to comply with the prerequisite requirements.

This course covers LEED for Existing Homes opportunities and challenges

This course examines the value of using graphite polystyrene (GPS) from a lifecycle perspective as a carbon reduction strategy.

This course showcases two exemplary cases of existing buildings that have undergone complete decarbonization and are fully operational.

Green vehicles are becoming increasingly popular as increased awareness of their benefits leads to an increase in demand. If this trend is going to continue, the public needs a better understanding of what green vehicles are, why they exist, and how they can help the environment. The LEED rating system encourages building projects to create preferred parking spaces for green vehicles in an effort to increase green vehicle use, fight climate change, and create more responsible buildings for our planet. To achieve this goal, LEED developed LEED green vehicles credit-rewarding projects that meet the requirements mentioned in the credit language.

Learn how to electrify your home without needing to upsize your electrical panel

This course delves into the study of carbon emissions by using comprehensive emissions data reports as a real-world case study.

本课程通过使用全面的排放数据报告进行案例研究，深入探讨碳排放问题。

A comprehensive guide to fulfilling the LEED for Cities performance prerequisites

There are many compelling reasons to protect agricultural lands and limit suburban sprawl. Protecting agricultural lands is a critical step in ensuring future generations' food security. The LEED v4 ND Agricultural Land Conservation prerequisite establishes the minimums that neighborhood projects must follow to select development sites that do not disturb agricultural land and also meet the prerequisite requirements.

The LEED v4 O&M rating system provides projects with easy-to-implement two optional light pollution reduction plans and rewards compliant projects with a maximum of one point through their certification process. Projects can also employ additional strategies, such as using LED lighting or motion sensors on outdoor lighting, to reduce light reduction levels even further.