Guide to Certification: This resource outlines the overall process of pursuing LEED certification, including key steps, policies, pricing and deadlines for each rating system.

A LEED credential denotes proficiency in today’s sustainable design, construction and operations standards. More than 203,000 professionals have earned a LEED credential to help advance their …

LEED certification is a globally recognized symbol of sustainability achievement and leadership. The LEED framework informs all building types including new construction, interiors, operations and …

The Guide to LEED Certification provides a clear and comprehensive overview of the steps and processes needed to achieve certification under the LEED rating system. It includes essential …

From bold ideas to built reality, the first LEED v5 certified spaces are redefining performance excellence in existing buildings. Explore how these projects are meeting the moment—and shaping the future of …

The interactive scorecard below is for LEED v4.1 for Building Design + Construction: New construction and Major Renovations. View the scorecards and resources for other project types.

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Find LEED professionals in USGBC’s people directory. Register your project in Arc or LEED Online and follow the steps in the Guide to Certification for your project type.

LEED certification LEED basics All articles in this section LEED fees and billing All articles in this section Minimum program requirements, rating system selection and multiple buildings All articles in this …

How do projects earn LEED certification? To earn LEED certification, a project team must demonstrate compliance with all mandatory prerequisites and select a number of optional credits to pursue. To …