Net zero energy buildings have never been more feasible to achieve, With decades of energy modeling and proven technologies at their disposal, designers can confidently realize these sustainable projects. The only major difference is placing energy efficiency at the forefront of all decisions. "It is always better to reduce the energy footprint first and then supplement with renewables in zero energy design. You'd be amazed at the creativity that this approach unlocks," according to Jason Fierko, director of energy management for EwingCole. Learn how three projects in northern climates with summer-winter extremes achieved net zero energy.
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