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Going Green to BOMA BEStName
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BOMA
• The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of Canada is the voice of the Canadian commercial real estate industry with over 2,500 members in regional associations across Canada.
• BOMA local information …
Go Green and Go Green Plus
• 800 buildings certified across the country
• Provides a framework for environmental management
• Value: certification, tenant marketing tool, team building, education, CSR
BOMA BESt
• Integrates Go Green’s best practices with the Go Green Plus assessment
• Four levels of achievement
– Level 1 – Best Practices– Level 2 – Best Practices, and 70-79%– Level 3 – Best Practices, and 80-89%– Level 4 – Best Practices, and 90-100%
BOMA BESt
• Self-directed and voluntary
• Service to all commercial building owners
• Incorporates industry best practices and performance measurement
• User-friendly, web-based and affordable
Best Practices
Online Assessment
• To achieve BOMA BESt Levels 2, 3 or 4, applicants must go through Go Green Plus assessment
• Approximately 175 questions
• Typically yes, no, n/a responses
Go Green Plus Assessment
Rating: Points achieved per section
Report: Suggestions for improvement and references
BOMA BESt 2,3,4
Changes and Improvements
BOMA Go Green
Go Green Plus
BOMA BESt
Affordable and Accessible
Third-party Verified
Questionnaire Format
X
Levels of Certification X X
Online Application X X
Best Practices Highlighted
X
Common Minimum Standard
X X
Certification
• Every building is verified by a third-party
• Certification lasts 3 years. Buildings need to recertify after 3 years.
• BOMA BESt Level 1 (best practices) available for all types of assets.
• BOMA BESt Levels 2, 3, 4 currently for office assets.
Previously Certified Buildings
• Buildings with valid Go Green or Go Green Plus certifications are grandfathered into BOMA BESt
• Certificates will be re-issued in November
BOMA’s New Developments
• New Assessment Tools from BOMA
– Shopping Centres – pilots in October/November 2008
– Light Industrial and Retail Strip properties – pilots in October/November 2008
– Multi-Unit Residential Buildings – under development