Arny, M.

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 P. O. Box 5425, Madison, WI 53705 1526 Chandler St., Madison, WI 53711 ph. 608.280.0255   fx. 608.255.7202 www.leonardoacademy.org    1   The Economics of LEED-EB for Single Buildings and Building Portfolios  PRESENTED BY MICHAEL ARNY, PRESIDENT  PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION   This presentation covers the economics of LEED for Existing Buildings (EB) implementation in single buildings and for building portfolios. It is based on Leonardo Academy’s recently completed a survey of buildings that have earned LEED-EB Certification and additional analysis on building portfolios. The survey was sent to the owners or managers of 53 LEED-EB certified buildings.   It identifies the 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.  The presentation will address the following questions:  • What are the costs of implementing LEED for Existing Buildings? o First Costs – Hard Costs and Soft Costs o How does building age affect implementation costs? o Identify low and no cost actions and higher cost actions • How do the operating costs of LEED-EB certified buildings compare with the other buildings? o Comparison with operating costs in Building Owners and Managers Association International Experience Exchange Report. • Comparison of energy • A cost comparison of collected primary data to the Building Owners and Managers Association International’s 2007 Experience Exchange Report.  ESL-HH-08-12-25Proceedings of the Sixteenth Symposium on Improving Building Systems in Hot and Humid Climates, Plano, TX, December 15-17, 2008

The Economics of LEED-EB for Single Buildings and Building Portfolios

Texas A&M University

 
P. O. Box 5425, Madison, WI 53705 
1526 Chandler St., Madison, WI 53711 
ph. 608.280.0255   fx. 608.255.7202 
www.leonardoacademy.org 
  
 
1 
 
 
The Economics of LEED-EB for Single Buildings and Building Portfolios 
 
PRESENTED BY MICHAEL ARNY, PRESIDENT 
 
PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION  
 
This presentation covers the economics of LEED for Existing Buildings (EB) implementation in single buildings and for 
building portfolios. It is based on Leonardo Academy’s recently completed a survey of buildings that have earned LEED-
EB Certification and additional analysis on building portfolios. The survey was sent to the owners or managers of 53 
LEED-EB certified buildings.   It identifies the 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. 
 
The presentation will address the following questions: 
 
• What are the costs of implementing LEED for Existing Buildings? 
o First Costs – Hard Costs and Soft Costs 
o How does building age affect implementation costs? 
o Identify low and no cost actions and higher cost actions 
• How do the operating costs of LEED-EB certified buildings compare with the other buildings? 
o Comparison with operating costs in Building Owners and Managers Association International Experience 
Exchange Report. 
• Comparison of energy 
• A cost comparison of collected primary data to the Building Owners and Managers Association International’s 
2007 Experience Exchange Report.  
ESL-HH-08-12-25
Proceedings of the Sixteenth Symposium on Improving Building Systems in Hot and Humid Climates, Plano, TX, December 15-17, 2008


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