Christian Knox who is the Sustainability Manager with ISS Facility Services who manages the facilities services for the Barclays Whippany campus started in the canteen snaking through the campus to building B400, the main focus of the tour.  B400 is LEED v4 BD+C Silver that scored 51 out of 110 possible points according to the USGBC website. One of the coolest aspects of the Whippany campus is that on all of the parking garages there are solar panels that cover the tops of the garages. Currently, Barclays has the maximum number of panels that a campus of this size is allotted allowing for a steep offset in energy bill spending. In upgrading the property to become LEED certified Barclays has planted grasses local to New Jersey and the Northeast allowing for local pollinators to feed on them. Given that it was a December evening in Northern New Jersey we were unable to see much of the grasses or pollinators in full form. Having been born and raised in Northern New Jersey it is great to see large organizations like Barclays take their sustainability initiatives seriously and this campus has shown that investment in sustainable building practices helps to save money and inspire the next generation of sustainability leaders.