Let me show you, in one image, why this relaunch window lands at such a specific moment.
In late June, the biggest shift in green certification in a decade came into force: LEED v5. And it brought a turn that changes the work of anyone who designs. Measuring the embodied carbon of materials, the CO₂ already baked into cement, steel and glass, stopped being an optional credit and became a mandatory prerequisite. Without it, the project doesn't certify.
This isn't an isolated case. It's the bar rising, the same one UGREEN has followed for 10 years. In Europe, since January, steel and cement pay a carbon price at the border. Certified buildings are worth up to 30% more and get cheaper credit. The whole market is migrating to a place where knowing carbon, certification and ESG stopped being a differentiator and became a requirement.
And that's exactly the world the UGREEN Pass was built for. It's not a standalone course. It's 8 schools covering the whole map:
Architecture and Interiors, to design with performance.
Materials, to read EPDs and choose based on carbon and cost.
Certifications, already updated with LEED v5.
ESG, to speak the language of funds, banks and investors.
Applied AI, to accelerate your work.
Wellbeing and Green Leadership, to complete the repertoire.
400+ hours, with the community of 28,000 professionals across 188 countries and a certificate on each completion. All built to become meeting-room answers, not a wall certificate. That size is exactly why the price rises at relaunch.
But through Friday the 24th, you join at the old value: lifetime $847 (after, $997). Pay once, keep pace with the bar forever, and never take another increase.
