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Habitat Studio and Workshop Ltd.
and
Solar Energy Society of Alberta (Solar Alberta)
Present
"Approaching Net Zero Energy at the Lowest Possible Cost”
With Peter Amerongen of Habitat Studio and Workshop
Solar Seminar, April 14, 2010
Grant MacEwan University
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Getting as close as possible to Net Zero Energy here on the northern
prairies can be a daunting and expensive challenge. With our cold
weather and long winter nights, it requires a careful blend of
conservation in all its forms, passive and active solar collection, and
solar electricity. Having worked through the obstacles to net zero
energy for three successful projects to date, Peter Amerongen of Habitat
Studio and Workshop has begun to identify a logical series of steps for
designing for maximum net energy reduction at the lowest incremental
cost. The sequence applies also to net-zero ready and near zero
projects.
Featuring
(in order of appearance)
Solar Alberta Executive Director
Rob Harlan
Habitat Studio and Workshop, President
Peter Amerongen
Video Production by
Video Producer/Director
Barb Allard
Videographer
David Vasquez
Editor
Kevin Burdett
Photography
Max Amerongen
Peter Amerongen
Bob Heath
Gordon Howell
Conrad Nobert
Burke Stoller
Design renderings
Peter Amerongen, using SketchUp
Additional Production Assistance|
Grant MacEwan University Technical Staff
Special Thanks To
Roy Jensen, Grant MacEwan University
Dr.
J.W. Grant MacEwan Environmental Studies Institute
"Approaching Net Zero Energy at the Lowest Possible Cost”
is a co-production between
Alberta Solar Energy Society
SolarAlberta.ca
and
Rainbow Bridge Communications Company
RBCC.ca
For more information
http://www.habitat-studio.com/
http://riverdalenetzero.ca
http://greenedmonton.ca/MillCreekNetZeroHome
http://www.solaralberta.ca
http://rbcc.ca
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