Sustainability Standards and Certification: LEED, ENERGY STAR, and BREEAM Ratings

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See if your state ranks among the Top 10 for LEED green buildings in 2020

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This updated manual can help you understand the codes for green building design, construction and operations

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From electricity-generating canopies to banning single-use plastics, find innovative ideas from these top sustainable campuses

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Getting to the moon and back: What FMs need to know about goal-setting to achieve the outcome they want

“Help! My building’s ENERGY STAR® score just dropped!” – What that drop in score means, and how to respond

Insights to optimize WELL Building

What you can do for employee health and comfort in your building

Sustainability: Cooperation makes things happen

BOMA shows how by joining forces, tenants, building owners and managers can take their sustainability efforts to the next level

Sustainable Facility Management Reporting — Telling the Story

Sustainable Facility Management Reporting — Choosing the Right Things to Measure

Case Study

Collegiate charter school of Lowell pulls cost savings, energy efficiency and hygiene out of ThinAir  

Lowell Case Study

The Value of Facility Condition Assessments to Sustainability Programs

Integrating FM Data to Optimize a Facility's Sustainability Efforts

Identifying the right KPIs and learning how to apply them to improve your facility

Striving for High-Performance Buildings and Sustainable Facility Management

What the Facility Manager must do to keep the buildings performing at a high level