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Defense Department okays Green Globes standard for DoD facilities

Defense Department okays Green Globes standard for DoD facilities

It is unknown whether Green Globes or the LEED standard will be used more often.


By BD+C Staff | December 19, 2013

The Green Globes certification program from the Green Building Initiative can be used for the renovation and construction of Department of Defense facilities following agency endorsement.

It is unknown whether Green Globes or the LEED standard will be used more often.

“Third party certification remains a key aspect of the compliance verification process; though no particular system is favored over another,” said DoD spokesman Mark Wright.

(https://www.environmentalleader.com/2013/12/10/department-of-defense-endorses-green-globes/)

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