In less than six short years, the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED-EB rating system has emerged as a significant tool in increasing sustainability and energy efficiency in existing commercial buildings. Beyond the boost in sustainability and efficiency, however, are the very real economic benefits that result from a building attaining LEED status. If you're a facility professional charged with demonstrating the value of LEED-EB initiatives to senior management, you understand how implementing these practices must translate into operational cost savings.

This free Webcast highlights the results of a 2009 survey on the economics of LEED for Existing Buildings implementation in single buildings and building portfolios. When you attend "The Economics of LEED-EB: Beyond Sustainability to True Cost Savings" you will learn about low-cost and no-cost LEED-EB prerequisites and credits, the costs of other measures and the overall cost of implementing LEED-EB for single buildings, as well as the economic benefits of LEED-EB operations.

By the end of the Webcast you'll be able to:

	Present the key elementes of the economics of LEED-EB
	Identify the low-cost and no-cost LEED-EB actions
	Present the benefits of LEED-EB to senior management

Trade Press Media Group is authorized by IACET to 0.1 CEUs for this program.