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Deep retrofits made faster, cheaper and more reliable: the outPHit project
According to Passive House principles, the EU-project outPHit promotes deep retrofits which are cost-efficient and reliable. Based on model projects and with the cooperation of many partners, outPHit opens up ways to implement deep energy retrofits. In the process, solutions with a one-stop-shop approach reduce the effort for planning, execution and
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The non-residential building in Slovenia
Non-residential building (health sector), Western Slovenia
A health sector building in Western Slovenia underwent energy renovation in 2019, achieving an SRI score of 18%, with potential upgrades like photovoltaic panels and smart systems promising a rise to 51% and improved efficiency, comfort, and flexibility.
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Why not underestimate indoor air pollution?
Indoor air pollution, caused by tobacco smoke, cooking, cleaning products, mould, and dust, poses serious health risks, but can be mitigated through ventilation, HEPA filters, green products, air purifiers, and indoor plants.
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A modern building
Smart windows: the state of the art
Smart windows, like electrochromic and thermochromic types, help reduce energy use by controlling heat transfer, but further research is needed to make them more efficient and suitable for diverse climates.
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A green facade
The benefits of biophilic design
Biophilic design integrates natural elements like light, greenery, and organic materials into spaces to enhance well-being, reduce stress, and foster a deeper connection with nature.
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