U.S. Green Building Evaluation System LEED Registration Certification Project Breaks the 100,000 Mark

the U.SGreen Building Council (USGBC) recently celebrated the landmark development node of the Green Building Evaluation System (LEED): the globally registered LEED commercial construction project has passed the 100,000 mark"We set up the LEED system in 1998 and specified the meaning and evaluation of green buildings to advance the green and sustainable building industry," said Mahesh Ramanujam, Chairman and CEO of the U.SGreen Building CommissionAt present, thousands of people are living, working, studying and so on in LEED-certified buildings around the worldSuch buildings consume less energy, use less water, and are more environmentally friendly, more economical and have a higher quality of lifeThis landmark figure shows how the global green building community embodies the development philosophy we set up more than 20 years ago: better buildings and spaces, a better life"
LEED is the most widely used green building rating system in the world, for the evaluation of almost all types of buildings and interior spaces, thereby promoting healthy, efficient and economical green building developmentLEED certification is a globally recognized global lying symbol that advocates sustainable developmentThe logo means that a construction project has reached the highest level of sustainability requirements in terms of involvement, construction, use and operationAbout 2.6 million square feet of floor space enter the certification process every day, and more and more people benefit from it, providing a healthier environment for their lives, work, study, and moreLEED certified construction projects can provide companies, communities, cities with solutions to improve the quality of life, but also through the energy, carbon resources, water, waste, transportation methods, material utilization and other effective management to achieve environmental reductionThe release of the latest version of LEEDv 4.1 will help drive high-quality growth in the construction industry