Low Energy Buildings
Low Energy Buildings refer to structures that are designed and constructed with a focus on reducing energy consumption and promoting sustainability. These buildings typically incorporate features such as high levels of insulation, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems, and the use of renewable energy sources. The goal of low energy buildings is to minimize the environmental impact of the structure while also reducing energy costs for the occupants.
External Links
- [aecb.net] The AECB is the home of low energy, sustainable building