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LEED was created to define "green building" by establishing a common standard of measurement; promote integrated, whole-building design practices; recognize environmental leadership in the building industry; stimulate green competition; raise consumer awareness of green building benefits and transform the building market. There are four levels of certification: Certified, Silver, Gold or Platinum. Products & Services
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It can be difficult for home buyers to define what green actually means. Â One way to shorten the learning curve is to get involved with a green building program, such as Earth...
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The famous words of Ciero during the 1st century BC, â Non nobis solum nati sumus,â are a fitting slogan for energy efficient green commercial buildings. Translated, the Roman statesman...
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Air leakage, or "infiltration" in building terms, is a major source of unwanted heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter. Window and door openings are the most common locations of...
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According to available statistics, electric lighting accounts for between 20 and 50% of a buildingâ s energy use, from which we can deduce that lighting accounts for between 11 and 25% of all...
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The suite of energy bills passed by the 2007 Legislature has significant ramifications for green building in Oregon. The changes made to the Business Energy Tax Credit (BETC) are substantial. The BETC...
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