one of your best videos ,very informative !!!! and excellent production values !!! even your choice of wardrobe was outstanding !!!!! you look fantastic !!!!!!!!!!
It would seem to be easier to reach net zero with a passive house as it requires less of everything. One could extend that principle to other areas, say water use by collecting grey water from those fixtures that would qualify and then use that water to flush toilets, as an example. Air to air heat exchangers would/should be required for an passive house as they are so airtight and would need fresh air. Passive houses also could incorporate passive solar heating designs which require nothing to operate and provide a portion of the energy to heat/light the house. Good video, thank you.
Great points! Agreed. The layout and cost depend on the climate. In cold climates, passive houses need really thick insulation. Thank you! A pleasure to see you here again! Katha
one of your best videos ,very informative !!!! and excellent production values !!! even your choice of wardrobe was outstanding !!!!! you look fantastic !!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! 🙏 Thanks to my editor 😊
very interesting and relevant topic
I think so too. Thank you! 🙏 Katha
The S house looks promising.
Right? Very inviting. 😀
It would seem to be easier to reach net zero with a passive house as it requires less of everything. One could extend that principle to other areas, say water use by collecting grey water from those fixtures that would qualify and then use that water to flush toilets, as an example. Air to air heat exchangers would/should be required for an passive house as they are so airtight and would need fresh air. Passive houses also could incorporate passive solar heating designs which require nothing to operate and provide a portion of the energy to heat/light the house. Good video, thank you.
Great points! Agreed. The layout and cost depend on the climate. In cold climates, passive houses need really thick insulation. Thank you! A pleasure to see you here again! Katha