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More information from Gary Proskiw on south-facing glazing

Martin Holladay | Posted in Energy Efficiency and Durability on

I just received a copy of an interesting e-mail exchange between Peter Amerongen, the developer of the Riverdale Net Zero project in Edmonton, and Gary Proskiw, the author of a study on the cost-effectiveness of large expances of south-facing glazing.

I have appended Gary’s response to Peter to my September 2012 blog on the topic (Study Shows That Expensive Windows Yield Meager Energy Returns).

If anyone is interested in this new material, look for the additional paragraphs at the bottom of the main text of the blog, under the subhead “An interesting postscript.”

Below is a graph that Gary included in his e-mail.
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  1. user-659915 | | #1

    Interesting analysis. Thanks for posting, Martin.

  2. kimcrow | | #2

    Is there any chance to see what Peter had to say in the Email exchange?

  3. GBA Editor
    Martin Holladay | | #3

    Kim,
    As I noted in my introduction to Gary's comments, Peter Amerongen's full comments are posted as Comment #62 on the blog page.

  4. GBA Editor
    Martin Holladay | | #4

    Today Peter Amerongen posted his latest response in the dialog between Proskiw and Amerongen.
    Here's the link: https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/blogs/dept/musings/study-shows-expensive-windows-yield-meager-energy-returns#comment-50580

    Look for Comment #93.

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