26 October 2009 | Posted inCool Stuff, Sustainable Design
ZEH
At first glance, this resembles a Greek letter of sorts or even a Japanese state of mind. The acronym ZEH (Zero Energy House) is new to the vocabulary of many and I presume the methods to achieve such a place are as well. We will soon be enlightened thanks to a ZEH project that’s a product of the Florida Energy Systems Consortium grant.
I have discovered that Stanley Russell (an assistant professor at USF SACD) has been awarded a three year grant totaling just over $344,000 to design AND build a Zero Energy Home learning center. I asked Stanley to do an interview so that I may begin to educate myself and others …
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