
Certification tracker — BREEAM, LEED and NABERS
Built around BREEAM New Construction Version 7, live and registrable since 30 September 2025. New registrations under BREEAM 2018 (v6) closed on 27 January 2026, but projects registered before then run under that scheme for years yet — so Verdi keeps the legacy credit libraries alongside V7 by design. The Version 7 refurbishment technical standards were released on 15 July 2026 as two separate standards — BREEAM Refurbishment V7 (any combination of fabric, structure, core and local services) and BREEAM Fit Out V7 (interior design with optional local services, aimed at occupier-led projects) — replacing the Parts 1–4 model. Registration opening is still to be confirmed, and BRE has said transition plans for RFO and In-Use V7 will be communicated closer to release, so RFO 2014 remains the route you register on today. LEED v5 BD+C and NABERS UK Design for Performance are supported alongside.
- Version 7 credit library with the revised category weightings and rating benchmarks
- Refurbishment V7 and Fit Out V7 handled as two distinct standards, not a single RFO route
- Legacy NC 2018 and RFO 2014 libraries reconciled issue by issue against the manual
- RFO ‘Parts in scope’ selector for 2014 projects, kept in place through whatever transition BRE announces
- LEED v5 BD+C (November 2025 edition) as a points-based route, with v4 and v4.1 open for registration until 30 June 2027
- NABERS UK Design for Performance tracked as the DfP Agreement, Independent Design Review, Stage 4 Simulation Report and Rating Achievement Plan
- Minimum standards flagged as mandatory at each rating level, so nothing gets traded away by mistake
- Verdi’s own per-credit requirements: aim, criteria, credit table, evidence by stage and watch-outs
- Categories always shown in the standard BREEAM order, Management through Pollution
- AI-assisted evidence review scored against the credit criteria
- Pre-assessment import that reads your existing report and pre-populates the tracker


