One WELL changes scoring, documentation and legacy pathways. Learn how commercial property teams can prepare WELL, LEED and BREEAM submissions for 2027.
Carbon capture technology can turn construction emissions into stored carbon or building-grade materials. Explore four capture methods and what they mean for green building.
BEE Senior Project Engineer Sopharith Vuthy joined the World Bank Group's EDGE Introductory Workshop in Phnom Penh to share practical EDGE experience from Cambodia.
Green buildings are now measured by their dynamic impact on surrounding infrastructure — seismic resilience, stormwater runoff and urban heat island effects. Learn how to measure and minimize each.
ModeScore and LEED align on transit, EV readiness and active travel. Learn how dual certification stacks points for developments in China and the Middle East.
At ALACE Expo '26 in Vientiane, BEE joined a panel on green living in Southeast Asia, arguing sustainability is a design decision, not a price premium.
Stephanie Beaumont represented BEE at the launch of the Global Framework for Action in New York City, a roadmap from the Global Commission on Healthy Indoor Air.
Stephanie Beaumont joined the Billion Oyster Project, the 2026 Greenbuild Legacy Project, as a Greenbuild 2026 Host Committee volunteer, helping recycle oyster shells for reef restoration in New York Harbor.
LEED v5 eliminates building flush-outs and replaces them with performance-based pre-occupancy IAQ testing. Learn what the two compliance paths mean for timelines, budgets and building health.