The article explores the role of BIM technologies in "green" construction as a key tool for minimizing the negative impact of the construction industry on the environment. In conditions of accelerated urbanization, high energy and resource consumption in construction require the introduction of sustainable practices. The use of information modeling technologies makes it possible to integrate environmental parameters at all stages of the building's life cycle, improving energy efficiency and reducing operating costs. In the course of studying the currently existing environmental certification standards, it was revealed that of the number of standardization systems, LEED is the largest and most well-known. The Green BIM concept combines digital modeling and environmental standards such as LEED and BREEAM, ensuring sustainable development and improving the quality of the urban environment. The article considers the main directions of assessing the compliance of buildings with environmental criteria in six main areas. It was noted that when passing the LEED certification, the project must meet the fundamental requirements, which are discussed in this article, the main criteria of BREEAM are shown and analyzed. The paper shows examples of certified facilities, as well as a map-diagram of facilities with international certification. The article emphasizes that the integration of BIM and "green" design has led to the formation of a new concept – Green BIM ("green information modeling").