We’re proud to introduce the Stok Pro Bono Program, developed to make our professional services more accessible to marginalized communities working toward decarbonization and healthier built environments. Through this program, Stok provides our services at no cost to qualifying organizations with inspiring visions for impact.
With LEED v5 officially launched, Stok is reflecting on the transformative journey of LEED—and our own. Through our 17 years in practice, we’ve partnered with mission-aligned clients to certify millions of square feet of high-performance space across sectors. With every version of LEED, the bar has been raised. Now, LEED v5 represents a significant step in the evolution of green building leadership.
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Stok recently attended the IMN ESG and Decarbonizing Real Estate Forum, where real estate leaders shared insights on the top environmental, social, and governance (ESG) trends shaping the industry. In a shifting regulatory and political landscape, it was energizing to engage with experts committed to advancing sustainability.
While many of the carbon trends we highlighted in 2024 are just as relevant now, 2025 holds new focus. Alongside embodied carbon, the need for better data, and interest in the carbon market, these trends and many more are paving the path for what we expect to be another busy, if not frenetic, year in climate action.