Learn From 6 Years of Data on this Cold-Climate, Net Zero Passive House in Northern NH
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Join us tomorrow on a Pro Tour led by host Garland Mill Timberframes in northern New Hampshire. Built in 2010 before cold climate heat pumps were widely available, this house is heated by five 475w electric resistance heaters and a wood stove. Hot water is provided by an 80 ft2 SDHW collector. Rounded out with a 7 kW array on the roof, this house produces on average 4000 kWh more than it uses on a net annual basis.
Attendees will get a special “behind the scenes look” at the origins of the project when we visit the Garland Mill, a water-powered sawmill. The mill is a net-energy producer that has been in continuous operation since 1856 and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
The project team will speak about the full story behind the house: from conception, to execution, to performance data during occupancy. |
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