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How much can an energy positive building produce? How this surplus of energy can support the community? There are three main steps to reach these expectations which allows to more easily reach the energy efficiency and clean energy goals. Read more in the following case study in Norway.
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This case study presents an example of a residential building in timber frame and certified as Passive House. Read more to know about the envelope, mechanical systems and PHPP values.
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The Passive House Database is presenting a case study of a residential building located in the UK. The building has been built to be as ecologically friendly as possibile, thus it is made from renewable sources and energy efficient materials and technologies.
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Are you enthusiastic about the Passive House concept and its advantages? Then take part in the Open Days and motivate others to join the movement by sharing your knowledge and experiences! The 2022 International Passive House Open Days will take place from June 24-26.
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One of the largest public schools in Romania has been renovated to become a nearly-zero energy building (NZEB). This has allowed a 60% reduction of energy consumption and most of consumed energy can be produced on site from photovoltaic and thermal panels.
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