2. “A Convenient Truth”…
As a global citizen, Nike is acutely aware of the need to drive sustainability in everything we do. It begins with
concept and design and continues through the entire product lifecycle. The reach of sustainability extends into
nearly every corner of Nike Operations.
Flawless & Profitable Execution = Premium* Experience
US Retail Store Development has turned our
awareness into action:
Win at the Moment of Truth: when and where the consumer shops
Our long-term goal is for sustainability to
Strategic Priorities
become a part of our daily business decisions to
2. Disciplined 3. Integrate 4. Retail-centric 5. Reinforce
1. Defined
Store/Digital planning and supply chain consumer-centric
help ensure the health of the natural environment
“global”
Site execution flows right service, language,
standards,
within our stores for generations to come.
regionally Development processes end- product at the and capabilities
relevant and and to-end as a right time; to serve the
locally executed.
Operations “vertical” place; cost; and athlete
XS, S, M, L, XL
retailer inventory levels
Nike strives to not only bring value to our
Store, NFS,
Partner and
business, but to help secure the vitality of the
digital formats.
Foundation
planet. We are accountable for our financial
profits and are committed to addressing the
Process Excellence People
Sustainability
Global process and
environmental impact of our actions.
Create retail excellence
Do the right thing
technology standards competencies through
leveraged to extend diverse, experienced
Assure earth-friendly practices,
Nike Retail’s reach teams, inspired by
Nike’s innovation and reduce carbon footprint
leadership
…Green on Both Sides – Environmental & Financial
3. Why Build “Green”?
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According to the DOE, there are 76 million residential & 5 million commercial
buildings in the U.S. that collectively consume & generate:
Total Energy Use
Electricity Consumption
6%
17%
14%
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
19%
30%
Raw Materials Use
14%
Waste Output (136 million tons
annually)
Potable Water Consumption
4. What is USGBC and LEED® ?
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The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
is a nonprofit organization with a community of more than
9,000 members from every sector of the building industry
united by a common purpose:
to transform the building marketplace to sustainability
LEED® - Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design
is the nationally accepted Green Building Rating System
developed by the USGBC.
LEED® certification provides independent, third-party
verification that a building project meets the highest
performance standards
5. How it Works…
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To achieve LEED-CI certification,
buildings must meet
• Certified: 21-26
all prerequisites in the
• Silver: 27-31
LEED®-CI Rating System
Rating System
• Gold: 32-41
and a minimum of • Platinum: 42-57
21 points.
SS • Sustainable Sites = 7
WE • Water Efficiency = 2
EA • Energy & Atmosphere = 12
MR • Materials & Resources = 14
EQ • Indoor Environmental Quality = 17
ID • Innovation in Design = 5
7. 7
Architectural busSTRUT
New “Structure & Design” for Lighting
▪ Simplicity - eliminates conduit – wiring and track.
▪ Flexibility - lights & busway system are interchangeable, reusable, & fully portable.
▪ Effectiveness - lights are used only where needed, no waste.
▪ Efficiency - optimizes construction sequencing – reduces construction schedule, eliminates field painting and
speeds installation.
8. Energy Efficient Lighting
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Philips Alto Lower mercury T5 Lamp rated
Fluorescent Lamps are content combined with average life over
the most energy fewer lamps used 25,000 hours
efficient and reduces the impact on w/lumen depreciation
designed to use as the environment. at only 5%. Lifecycle
few precious exceeds Halogen
resources in lamps by 90% &
manufacture as Metal Halide lamps
possible. by 50%.
9. Lighting Control Panel
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GR 2400
Turns lights on & off
using a relay timer for
energy efficiency.
50% reduction in
cost compared to
Fully digital.
Free remote mechanical
programming
switching devices
Complies with
energy code laws.
10. Lighting Control Panel
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Lighting Control Panel - ROI Calculations
Cost Savings
Annual Energy Savings w/LC & D - Lighting control only $4,067
LC & D System Cost - Lighting control only $4,200
Construction Materials not Required-Year 1 only $3,250
Reduce Lamp Maintenance (Annual Savings) $750
Reduction in HVAC due to less heat to be extracted (Annual Savings) $407
Total Annual Savings w/LC & D - Year 1 $4,274
Total Annual Savings w/LC & D - Year 2+ $5,224
1 yr savings $4,274
5 year savings $25,168
10 year savings $51,285
Payback-Months 5.95
12. DuctSox Air Distribution Systems
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Less materials No toxic paint
used resulting in emissions from
GREEN BUILDING
reduced cost to
VOC’s (volatile
ADVANTAGES
produce,
organic
package, ship,
compounds)
install & maintain
Eliminates
environmental Improves air
impact at end of distribution and
life cycle – no quality
sheet metal to
dispose of
14. Polished Concrete Floors
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Reduces
21% less impact from
costly than construction or
epoxy floors
WHAT MAKES IT
demolition
GREEN?
Alternative to Reduces
hazardous heating and
components cooling loads
Exceptional
Releases durability
minimal & low
pollutants maintenance
15. Signage & LED Lighting
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Switched to 100,000 hr LED’s
ANNUAL ENERGY SAVINGS
Per Store = $ 2,223*
Total Energy Cost
$2,853
$630
LED NEON
*Energy modeling study conducted at NFS-Woodburn, OR
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To this…
Nike’s Reuse-A-Shoe Program is a key component of Nike’s long-term commitment to
waste elimination. Nike Grind is the innovative solution in keeping millions of old & tired
footwear out of landfills. Since 1993, 19 million pairs of shoes have been recycled.
18. Fitting Rooms
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Factory fabrication decreases project schedule by 1 week while reducing
construction waste & VOC impact.
21. NFS – Rio Grande, TX Achieves SILVER LEED Status*
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44% water savings vs. current NFS
average
40% energy savings vs. current NFS
average
Environmental
120 tons of carbon dioxide emissions
Savings Metrics reductions
&
Performance
29% recycled content materials
Measures
100% renewable energy
100% low-VOC materials, coating,
adhesives
*expected. Info provided by Lonny Knabe, Nike Sustainable Projects Coordinator
22. NFS – Rio Grande, TX Achieves SILVER LEED Status*
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Operational
Efficiency Savings
$36,663
(over 5 year lease - 3%
energy inflation rate)
Certification
Costs
$31,710
*expected. Info provided by Lonny Knabe, Nike Sustainable Projects Coordinator
24. INDOOR
SUSTAINABLE WATER ENERGY & MATERIALS &
ENVIRONMENTAL
SITES EFFICIENCY ATMOSPHERE RESOURCES QUALITY
Select LEED Use low VOC
Reduce quantity of Use energy Use GC’s familiar
emitting materials
certified sites water needed efficient HVAC units w/Green Building
20-30% by (where viable) Green clean
Recycle all feasible
changing to: janitorial program
materials
Alternative Zero use of CFC Develop & implement
Transportation Metal studs to
based refrigerants a Construction IAQ
which includes: Low Flow toilets contain 65%
in HVAC systems Management Plan
recycled content
a.Rail/Subway/Bus during construction &
BOH lighting to
access by tenant before occupancy
Building reuse-
Faucets – use high spec out same as
occupants maintain 40-60%
efficiency ETS control
FOH
b.Bicycle Storage & (Environmental
sensors/restrictors Encourage
Tobacco Smoke)
Changing Rooms Develop energy environmentally
models for climate responsible forest
c.Parking Thermal Comfort
HOT WATER regions management Environment &
Availability-priority HEATER to be Monitoring before
parking for 10-yr lease
instant hot. Must At least 50% occupancy that
van/carpools use 10% less complies with
Green Power usage
energy than ASHRAE standards
w/2 yr contract
allowed. Low “E” Glass
