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Aligning Incentives with Climate Change Goals
B.C. has taken a big step towards achieving its net-zero commitments for buildings and energy efficiency from windows with low U-values, and by proposing changes to the Demand-side Measures Regulation, which governs demand-side management (DSM) programs for gas and electric utilities in the province.
Energy-Efficient Window Terms Explained
Updating or installing new windows for a new residential or commercial build requires a bit of a learning curve to understand the “science” behind an energy-efficient window. When speaking with a window consultant you will come across certain terms pertaining to the design of the window frame, glass and spacer systems.
The New Building Code Changes Support B.C.’s Zero-Carbon Targets
The recent changes to the Province’s building code ensure cleaner, more efficient buildings are now built in line with B.C.’s commitment to zero-carbon new construction by 2030.
The Origin of Fenestration
Originating from the Latin word fenestra, meaning window, fenestration refers to the openings in a building’s facade. In simple terms, fenestration can be explained as the arrangement of windows, doors and openings in a building.
Carbon Dioxide Removal in a Net-Zero North America
Every part of the house works together, along with windows that offer impressive thermal performance and values that reach Passive House and Net-zero targets. A Net-zero home provides consistent temperatures throughout, prevents drafts, and filters indoor air to reduce dust and allergens.