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Deep Energy Retrofit: Apply the Energy Efficiency Pyramid
A deep energy retrofit is done to save energy and invest wisely. To get the most bang for your buck, the scope of work should follow the energy efficiency pyramid.
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Deep Energy Retrofit: Focus on the Envelope
You can't expect to cut a home's energy use by 50% without a serious renovation of its exterior envelope. For all its components—walls, roof, foundation, slab—the details need to be worked out.
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Simple Strategies for Keeping Cool
Some easy, low-tech strategies can help keep you relatively comfortable in hot weather
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What Is a Deep Energy Retrofit?
Beyond weatherization, a deep energy retrofit is a remodel that aims to cut energy use by at least 50%. How deep can you go? The sky (and your budget) is the limit.
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How Can I Make Old Windows More Energy Efficient?
Movable window insulation can extend the life of classic historic windows
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Architects Discuss Passive Solar Design
Green Architects’ Lounge: Chris, Phil, and Jesse explain how the sun can help heat your house
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Tax Credits for Window Replacement
Why the 30-30 Requirement for Windows Isn't Very Smart
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Tax Credits for Energy Upgrades
Benefiting from the 30% federal tax credit for energy improvements
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GREEN BUILDING TIP: Pick Windows That Don’t Waste
Windows with internal grilles are more energy efficient than divided-light windows