The NY Times reports that Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or the LEED rating system is fleshing out the 2009 revision to include three new credit categories and a variety of reworked and new credits and prerequisites. The proposed changes have been laid out by USBGC’s technical advisory committees, and they touch upon each of the system’s sections: LEED for homes, design and construction, operations and maintenance. "I'm really excited to see what's in store for the future of LEED," said Tristan Roberts, editor of BuildingGreen.com, a publication that tracks green building information for professionals and policymakers.
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