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Emission Reduction Reporting
The GGHC Operations rating systems awards a
separate point (FM5.4) provided that the following
items have been documented. Emissions reductions
must be tracked and recorded, including those
obtained for energy efficiency improvements,
renewable energy and other building emission
reduction actions. Figure 8 shows an example of a
Emissi
ons Summary Report generated from
historical building operating data by the building
automation system.
Figure 8. Example Emissions Report.
Steps to Green Healthcare
Register as LEED for healthcare project.
Registered projects identify their institutions as a
leader in the healthcare industry committed to
environmental excellence and high-performance
healing environment. Projects may qualify for
state, local, utility, and federal incentives that
promote renewable energy and energy
efficiency.
Align facilities mission and strategic plans.
Align GGHC operations with your healthcare
facilities mission and strategic plans. Identify
prerequisites that are common practice. Then,
identify credits for future inclusion into
operations best practices to become a leader in
environmental excellence.
Establish a multi-disciplinary, inter-
departmental integrated process. An
integrated operations team is an essential
element to developing and maintaining green
operational practices.
Adopt one or two new goals per year. To reach
long-term goals, develop a continuous improvement
plan that identifies long-term green operational
goals. On a yearly basis, identify one or two new
goals per year to be incorporated.
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