Leadership in Energy in Environmental Design (LEED) is a performance based rating system that was initiated by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) in 1998. Since its launch, the system has become a cornerstone in building standards and environmental sustainability in 133 locations worldwide. In Canada alone, there are now over 1000 LEED buildings and 4000 registered ones certified by the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) making Canada the country with the second highest number of LEED approved buildings in the world.
The LEED system provides a recognized standard for the construction industry to assess the environmental sustainability of building designs. The system also gives builders practical and measurable ways to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.
FenceLine supports the LEED Waste Disposal Initiative and we tailor our recycling program to meet your LEED materials and resource management requirements.
A big focus of LEED is waste reduction and the proper disposal of waste materials. FenceLine supports the LEED Waste Disposal Initiative and we tailor our recycling program to meet your LEED material and resource requirements. We have demonstrated our knowledge of green building, as well as the LEED rating system and accreditation process. Our all-digital reporting system can assist you in meeting your LEED goal by tracking and producing any reports required to attain LEED credits or certification for your project.
Fenceline Rentals Ltd. has a wide range of waste containers available. Learn more about our container rental and waste disposal services.
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USGBC announces significant LEED(R) green building rating system documentation and certification process upgrades. (2006, Jan 05). PR Newswire Retrieved fromhttp://search.proquest.com/docview/451292791?accountid=12339
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