Building retrofitting still represents the best way to save on energy costs while optimizing an existing structure to have minimal environmental impact on its surroundings. CleanEdison’s consulting team has years of experience in the field of Green Building certification, rebate and incentives compliance management. While certification maintenance is specific to the individual characteristics of each property, rebates and incentives are heavily nuanced to State and region.

CleanEdison’s consulting team will work with you closely to leverage the individuality of your firm’s and clients’ structure, property and projects to fully determine what operations must be implemented to ensure LEED standard certification.

Consulting Services for Greenings Existing Buildings

Policies and Practices for Operating Existing Buildings

CleanEdison follows the USGBC practices to achieve LEED certification for the operation and maintenance of existing commercial or institutional buildings and high-rise residential buildings of all sizes, both public and private. CleanEdison’s consulting team strives to have buildings achieve exceptional standards of performance, affordability, and environmental equality. Specific credits will be determined and attained according to the individual building and project including catering to credits of Materials In, Materials Out, Administration, Cleaning, Site Management, Occupant Health and Productivity, Energy Metrics, and Operational Effectiveness.

Energy Monitoring and Improvements for Upgrades to Existing Buildings

CleanEdison’s consulting team will assess the current energy usage of the building with the intention of preparing the project to increase its efficiency and decrease its cost. CleanEdison’s team will produce an energy model helping to organize large amounts of data and converting the various power consuming systems into understandable and manageable information. Upon completion of the project your building and its staff will have comprehension of the current use of energy and recommended practices to reduce wasteful habits, and suggested retrofits to inefficient systems including lighting, heating, air-conditioning, and water usage.