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| Greenbuilding Archive for April 2001 |
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| 307 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:25:17 2002 |
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RE: [GBlist] Zero Energy House on Washington Mall (fwd)
At 10:09 AM 2001-04-20 -0400, Renewable News Network wrote:
>Does this mean to say that any and all Zero Energy Houses
>with heating/cooling demands must have an active climate control heat
>exchanger system incorporated into the building? (snip)Will this be the new
>green standard for all houses in the future?
Depends on your climate.
Here in eastern Canada/Northeast US, the short answer is yes. I have yet to
see any credible alternative that doesn't involve depressurizing the house.
Heat Recovery Ventilators aren't sexy, unfortunately. Mechanically,
however, they are quite basic.
Norbert Senf
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