Abundance Or Sufficiency? Charting A Path To The Future
Toronto’s Lloyd Alter writes that abundance is nothing more than excess. What the world’s 8 billion people need most is sufficiency.
Toronto’s Lloyd Alter writes that abundance is nothing more than excess. What the world’s 8 billion people need most is sufficiency.
The largest passive house building in the US is now providing homes to people in New York City, many of whom were previously homeless.
The building electrification movement could kick into high gear with an assist from fast-paced modular construction systems for urban development.
High efficiency windows can save homeowners money for decades, more than offsetting the initial cost of purchase and installation.
This is such a nice story to ring in 2020 with — a thank you to Park Avenue Green.
sonnen Partners On Passive House Community Powered By Smart Energy Storage
Rockwool is making the case for energy efficiency as the workhorse of climate change solutions.
Solar walls, glazed solar collectors, and so-called Trombe walls are all different types of passive solar heating technologies based around the use of materials meant to absorb solar radiation (generally, dark-colored materials since dark colors absorb the heat better) and thermal mass. The end goal is to provide space heating, and often ventilation as well.
You’ve probably heard the phrase Passivhaus (which is German for “passive house”), and you have perhaps wondered what it meant exactly. So, what does the phrase actually refer to?
Episode #39 of Cleantech Talk is here! A giant passive house project in Vancouver, a trackless train, and an unsatisfactory Tesla conference call stole the show in our opinion, so that’s what we discussed.