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What Does ‘Sustainability’ Mean to You?

March 5, 2015 • What You Should Know

By Wayne T. Hudson, LEED AP The term “sustainable construction” has become a buzzword these days, and as such it’s often misused and misunderstood. For instance, a building that is considered “green” because it is designed to be healthy for the people who work in it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s energy efficient. The gold standard […]

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Dec

Take the Lead with LEED Certification

December 5, 2013 • What You Should Know

By Wayne T. Hudson, LEED AP Achieving LEED certification is not the headache you once thought it was. In fact, it’s one of the simplest and best ways for you to demonstrate that your building project is truly “green.” The Standard for Sustainability LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, has become the recognized […]

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What we value most about Ecologic is the depth of experience. It’s rare to find someone who has a background in both mechanical engineering and construction — and a keen understanding of the renewable energy industry. Partnering with Ecologic allowed us to go geothermal with the most cost-effective solutions.

Todd Harman President, Hallaton Inc.

Ecologic means continuity. They provide the end-to-end expertise we need to successfully guide our project from concept to execution. Having Wayne Hudson and crew on board allowed us to realize better outcomes, including more rapid paybacks due to energy savings, than ever before.

Walt Schulz Jr. Director of Facilities and Leasing, BW Tech at UMBC South

In a competitive market, I am always looking for advantages. Ecologic gives us an advantage. Their insights in conservation and sustainability allow us to offer our customers cost-effective solutions that make difficult projects viable.

Michael Scherr President, EMJAY Engineering

Ecologic was instrumental in the success of our energy performance project involving HVAC systems upgrade in a series of government office buildings. Their effort assembled the right team to implement our EPC, helping us achieve energy reductions that are estimated to save taxpayers several million dollars in utility and operational costs.

Andrew Miller Northeast Director, Energy Systems Group

Did You Know?

Got Data?
Be sure to gather as much pertinent information and calculations as possible for each LEED category you have chosen to pursue, and verify you have accurate information before submitting your application.

Form a Team
One surefire way to make LEED certification go smoothly is to assemble a project team of individuals responsible for selecting criteria to receive certification.

Take The LEED
Obtaining Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, certification through the U.S. Green Building Council is one of the best ways to demonstrate that your building project is truly “green.”

Find a Need
The first step to creating and getting the most out of an energy saving performance contract (EPC) is to assemble a team of experts, whether from within your organization or a third party, to investigate the need for and the benefits of creating an EPC.

The Complete Package
A professional ESCO can put together a complete package of EPC services to support or supplant what your staff can provide, including evaluating energy-saving opportunities, providing engineering services, ordering and installing equipment, and managing all phases of construction.

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