The experiences of Canadian homeowners living in EQuilibrium™ housing net-zero energy homes .: NH18-22/115-8E-PDF
The results of this research project speak to the relatively wide range of value propositions that sustainable housing can represent to consumers. The interviews suggest that it would be a mistake to focus on any one element of sustainable housing (for example, energy savings), as there are many other benefits that may be of equal or higher value to prospective homebuyers. The results of the survey also confirm that the complexity of some more advanced technologies can be of concern to homeowners and that more simple approaches may yield more benefits over the longer term.
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| Title | The experiences of Canadian homeowners living in EQuilibrium™ housing net-zero energy homes . |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Format | Digital text |
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| Description | 5, [1] p. |
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