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		Full Title: 
		MIA (Ch.8) Staying Warm (Ep.3) Sun-tempered House 
		Short Title and 
		Description:Sun-tempered House
 
		In part one of our 
		investigation into passive solar house design, we visit the Atchison 
		home in Edmonton. Our solar building expert, Rob Harlan, outlines design 
		features that maximize solar heating for no extra building cost. 
		About Chapter 8: 
		Staying Warm 
		The Energy and 
		Utilities Board says our natural gas supplies are in decline. Heating 
		fuel is not a luxury in Alberta so this issue hits close to home, 
		literally. What are the new technologies that will keep us warm in 
		future Alberta winters? 
		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. 
		Locations: Edmonton, 
		Alberta, Canada 
		Length: 
		4 min 
		 Date 
		Produced: 
		November 2008 
		Production Company:
		RBCC 
		Produced in 
		partnership with:
		Solar Energy Society 
		of Canada, Inc. – Northern Alberta Chapter 
		Broadcaster:
		Shaw TV, Capital Region  
		
		Aired/Screened/Webcast:Broadcast 
		Shaw TV, Capital Region, November 2008
 Uploaded to YouTube, November 2008
 
		Available on DVD? 
		- pending 
		Credits:Executive 
		Producer for RBCC: Barb Allard
 Written & Directed: Barb Allard
 Expert researcher: Cheryl Atchison, Gordon Howell
 Cinematography & DOP: Kyle Schneider, Jeremy Rittwage
 Additional camera: Jimmy Bustos
 Editor: Kevin Burdett
 Additional editing: Jeremy Rittwage
 Motion Graphics: Kyle Schneider
 Original Music: Garage Band licensed music library
 
		Interviewees & 
		Experts (in order of appearance):Rob 
		Harlan, Solar & Energy-efficient Building Expert
 Garry Atchison, Meteorologist, Passive Solar Home Owner
 
		Additional Thanks 
		to:Jerry 
		Shaw, Passive Solar Designer and Owner
 Ed Moline, Passive Solar Home Designer and Owner
 Bruce Donovan, Passive 
		Solar Designer and Owner
 
		Tags: 
		passive solar 
		efficient energy environment green eco clean diy independent climate 
		global warming peak new future  |