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Full Title:
MIA (Ch.10) Eco-buildings (Ep.3) Riverdale NetZero Part One: Building
Net-zero
Short Title and
Description:
Building
NetZero
Riverdale NetZero collects
an equivalent amount of energy from the sun as the homes and occupants
use over the course of a year. In part one of our special feature, more
than half of this achievement comes from the building design.
About Chapter 10:
Eco-buildings
Environmentally friendly
buildings enhance the collection and storage of heat and light, making
the need for purchased energy almost nil. New materials and design
strategies are being innovated right here in Alberta. What will the
homes and public buildings of the future look like?
About Made-in-Alberta
(MIA) Series
Energy, water and climate,
these are hot topics for the 21st Century. With conventional fuel
reserves running out, water tables running low, and global temperatures
running high, 96 percent of Albertans now want new energy solutions.
Since 2004, Barb Allard and her Made-in-Alberta team have been finding
these solutions and bringing them to community television and the world
wide web.
For more information about
Made-in-Alberta, visit
http://madeinalberta.ca
Locations: Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada
Links:
http://rbcc.ca
http://solaralberta.ca
http://riverdalenetzero.ca
http://shaw.ca
Length:
4 min
Date Produced:
March 2009
Production Company:
RBCC
Produced in partnership
with: Solar
Energy Society of Canada, Inc. – Northern Alberta Chapter
Broadcaster:
Shaw TV, Capital Region
Aired/Screened/Webcast:
Uploaded to
RBCC WebTV, March 2009
Broadcast Shaw TV, Capital Region, March 2009
Uploaded to YouTube, March 2009
Available on DVD?
- pending
Credits:
Executive
Producer for RBCC: Barb Allard
Written & Directed: Barb Allard
Cinematography & DOP: Ric Gustavsen, Kyle Schneider, Jimmy Bustos,
Jeremy Rittwage
Editor: Jeremy Rittwage
3-D Animation: Peter Amerongen
Motion Graphics: Kyle Schneider
Music: Final Cut Studio Pro music library
Interviewees & Experts (in
order of appearance):
Peter Amerongen,
Habitat Design Studios
Additional Thanks to:
Gordon Howell,
Solar Engineer
Tags:
Edmonton Alberta Riverdale
net zero passive solar efficient energy environment equilibrium green
eco clean diy independent climate global warming peak new future |
