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Peter's secret formula for net-zero homes
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Double down on the walls
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Secret insulation formula includes a pot pourri of insulation
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Insulated concert forms - one way to net-zero
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More insulation per unit area, plus air highness = super energy efficient home
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Spray in foam insulation - how to seal those tough to insulate nooks and crannies
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R40 Walls and R80 ceilings
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Continuous blanket of insulation
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No touchy!
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Secret to net-zero - A continuous blanket of insulation
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Basement walls super insulated
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Two foot insulation solution
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An infrared camera reveals air leakage around the windows
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The blower test
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Sixteen inch thick walls provide R56 insulation in the walls of Bob Heath's net-zero home in Edmonton, Alberta
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Beverly Heights near net-zero home in Edmonton
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Peter Amerongen pioneer net-zero home builder
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Bryn Davidson, designer of the Lanefab laneway Energuide 90 home in Vancouver, BC.
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Riverdale, the first net-zero home built in Edmonton
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Mike Turner built his net-zero home incorporating solar photo voltaics, passive solar design and a ton of energy efficient systems to minimize energy wastage.
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Net-zero energy homes, the future of housing
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Net-zero in cold climates
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The three secrets of Net-zero homes