Real world energy and carbon costs of net-zero energy buildings

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Findings from a recent publication in Energy and Buildings show that “net-zero energy” renovations can lead to net-positive energy buildings. But the results also raise concerns for the energy grid and overheating in the summer. The analysis of energy consumption of residential buildings give insight into future performance of a Dutch neighborhood’s deep energy-saving refurbishments.

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Vinay, M. L. (2022). Real world energy and carbon costs of net-zero energy buildings. Communications Engineering, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44172-022-00009-4

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