LEED Certification

LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certification is a set of green building standards in the US, issued by USGBC – US Green Building Council. This can be considered the most popular standard in the world today. Although it is not the first standard to appear, but with its commercialization and permission to evaluate and certify buildings outside the US, it has quickly been accepted and widely used.

LEED Certification Classification

LEED has assessment tools applicable to different groups of buildings. Specifically:

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LEED BD+C (Building Design and Construction) applicable for new construction or major renovation projects.
LEED ID+C (Interior Design and Construction) applicable for commercial interior finishing projects (office, retail, …)
LEED O+M (Building Operations and Maintenance) applicable to projects in operation
LEED ND (Neighborhood Development) Applicable to urban projects, complexes…
LEED Homes Applicable to single-family housing projects, or apartment and low-rise housing projects

LEED Rating Scale

LEED awards certification to construction projects that meet the requirements. The LEED rating scale for new construction and major renovations is as follows:

– 40 – 49 points: Certified

– 50 – 59 points: Silver

– 60 – 79 points: Gold

– 80 points or more: Platinum

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LEED Scoring Criteria

Credit

 Score

 Energy & Atmosphere (EA) 35 points
 Water Efficiency (WE) 10 points
 Location and Transportation 26 points
 Material & Resources  (MR) 14 points
 Indoor Environment Quanlity (IE) 14 points
 Innovation & Design (ID) 06 points
 Sustainable Sites (SS) 04 points

LEED Scoring Criteria

Credit

 Score

 Energy & Atmosphere (EA) 35 points
 Water Efficiency (WE) 10 points
 Location and Transportation 26 points
 Material & Resources  (MR) 14 points
 Indoor Environment Quanlity (IE) 14 points
 Innovation & Design (ID) 06 points
 Sustainable Sites (SS) 04 points