What Is LEED Volume?
The LEED Volume Program is a streamlined certification process for organizations that plan to certify more than twenty-five prototype-based construction projects within three years. An example of this would be a coffee-shop chain that plans to open up twenty-five coffee shops with uniform designs. Such a project could use the LEED Volume Program to pay lower certification fees to help streamline the certification process.
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