Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is a green building rating system administered by the US Green Building Council. California has required LEED certification for its buildings since 2004.
The State of California defines Zero Net Energy (ZNE) for state buildings as follows:
"ZNE Source – Energy Efficient building that produces as much clean renewable energy as it consumes over the course of a year, when accounted for at the energy...
The future of mobility resides in transportation electrification. The Clean Transportation Unit within the Office of Sustainability (OS) will help you meet that future.
Learn where to find and how to use electric vehicle charging stations.
This guide is intended to assist and outline items needed for the preparation of a real estate title due diligence letter by the Department of General Services Real Property Services Section.
Link to proposing and adopting agencies that work with the California Building Standards Commission during the rulemaking process to adopt and approve building standards.
View building standards-related publications produced by other state agencies.
Access frequently asked questions, a glossary of terms and other CBSC educational documents to become more familiar with the California Building Standards Commission and its activities.
Local building departments can learn about the mandates of state law governing their responsibilities under Title 24, including the requirement to collect and submit their building permit fees.
