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Are composite panels LEED certified?

April 26, 2017certified Composite LEED Panels

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Are composite panels LEED certified?

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Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) >> A: Composite aluminum panels are made from average yearly recycled aluminum content of approximately 85%. Material usage is one of the important areas of LEED consideration in evaluating “sustainable” buildings based on “voluntary” consensus-based national standards developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. Additional LEED credits may be obtained for projects built within a 450 mile radius of our New Jersey facility. For more information contact the U.S. Green Building Council at www.usgbc.org.