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USGBC

Architects. Product Manufacturers. Federal, Local, and State Governments. Building Owners. Nonprofit Leaders. Planners. USGBC. Engineers. Interior Designers. Financial Planners. Utility Managers. Landscape Architects. Building Tenants. Property Managers. Code Officials.

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USGBC

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  1. Architects Product Manufacturers Federal,Local,and State Governments BuildingOwners Nonprofit Leaders Planners USGBC Engineers Interior Designers Financial Planners Utility Managers Landscape Architects BuildingTenants PropertyManagers CodeOfficials Test

  2. Who are we? USGBC is a community of leaders working to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built, and operated. We envision an environmentally responsible, healthy, and prosperous environment. Test

  3. STEWARD this market transformation OFFER expertise USGBC EDUCATE the industry and the public PROVIDE tools FORUM for industry dialog Test

  4. 7600 USGBC membership growth reflects the expansion of green buildings in the market 5832 4970 huge growth in the last 5 years T O T A L M E M B E R S 3532 2370 1137 steady growth in the first 5 years 570 268 Test 158 102 61 2005 2006 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

  5. USGBC Chapters, Organizing Groups, & Affiliates As of 04/06 68 Alaska Hawaii USGBC Chapters Organizing Groups Affiliates Test Caribbean

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  8. U.S. Building Impacts: 30% Greenhouse Gas Emissions 65% Waste Output 12% Water Use 70% Electricity Consumption Test

  9. Average Savings of Green Buildings WASTE COST SAVINGS 50-90% WATER USE SAVINGS 30-50% CARBON SAVINGS 35% ENERGY SAVINGS 30% Source: Capital E Test

  10. Improved Bottom Line. 30-70% ENERGY SAVINGS VERIFIED PERFORMANCE INCREASED VALUE ENHANCED PRODUCTIVITY REDUCED LIABILITY & IMPROVED RISK MANAGEMENT Test

  11. Improved Bottom Line. 30-70% ENERGY SAVINGS VERIFIED PERFORMANCE REDUCED ABSENTEEISM INCREASED VALUE PRODUCTIVITY REDUCED LIABILITY & IMPROVED RISK MANAGEMENT IMPROVED EMPLOYEE MORALE ENHANCED RECRUITMENT Test

  12. Average Productivity Gains INDIVIDUAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL ENHANCES PRODUCTIVITY 3.6% HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIGHTING ENHANCES PRODUCTIVITY 6.7% Test

  13. Increased Productivity. SCHOOLS HOSPITALS 20% BETTER TESTPERFORMANCE EARLIER DISCHARGE OFFICES RETAIL FACTORIES 2-16% PRODUCTIVITYINCREASE INCREASE IN SALES PER SQUARE FOOT INCREASED PRODUCTION Test

  14. Occupants and tenants perceive value of working in a green building to be: REDUCED ENERGY CONSUMPTION INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY HEALTH BENEFIT LOWER OPERATING COSTS POSITIVE MARKETING AND PROMOTION OVERALL ENVIRONMENTALBENEFIT Test

  15. What is the LEED System? Scores are tallied for different aspects of efficiency and design in appropriate categories. For instance, LEED assesses in detail: 1. Site Planning 2. Water Management 3. Energy Management 4. Material Use 5. Indoor Environmental Air Quality 6. Innovation & Design Process LEADERSHIP in ENERGY and ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN A leading-edge system for certifying DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, & OPERATIONS of the greenest buildings in the world Test

  16. Levels of LEED Ratings Green Buildings worldwide are certified with a voluntary, consensus-based rating system. USGBC has four levels of LEED. Test

  17. INSERT GRAPH FROM LEED BROCHURE HERE

  18. 2006: 642 million square feet. Increase in LEED Projects in three years. 2005: 500 million square feet. 2004: More than 180 million square feet. 2003: More than 141 million square feet. 2002: More than 80 million square feet. Test

  19. $200 BILLION PROJECTED Estimated value of new LEED for New Construction registered projects The value of U.S. construction starts significantly declined by almost half from 2000 to 2003 $10 BILLION $7.73 BILLION $5.76 BILLION $3.81 BILLION $3.24 BILLION $792 MILLION Test 2006 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

  20. 200+ LEED for new construction buildings Distributionby geography 186 480 23(DE) 24(NH) 134 174 33 9 4 22 173 105 119 36 11 9 11 68 120 12 AK=10 HI=16 PR=1 23 79 40 27 61 28 69 14 95 9 (DE) 38 (DC) 19 4 57 8 74 5 (OK) 11 82 25 22 52 102 125 19 18 6 6 73 100-199 as of 07/06 50-99 20-49 1-19 Test

  21. 300+ LEED for New Construction BuildingsDistribution by Building Type Retail Health Care 73 25 K-12 Education 166 Multi-Unit Residential 148 MilitaryBase 20 Recreation 42 Higher Education 199 Interpretive Center 86 Commercial Office 391 Park 8 Campus 24 Financial & Communications Stadium Arena Industrial 91 3 28 Public Order& Safety 142 Assembly 37 12 Laboratory 64 Not Classified 101 Animal Care Multi-Use 1074 7 11 Other 92 Hotel/Resort Special Needs Housing 12 Daycare Library 91 18 17 Transportation Community 100-299 50-99 3-49 as of 09/06 Test

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