Real Estate/Development
Aug. 6, 2002
Caught on Film
BY JOHN EGRI According to the California Energy Commission, 30 percent of a building's cooling requirements are a function of heat entering through existing glass. Stopping heat at the window is the most effective means of lowering temperatures and reducing heating, ventilating and air conditioning operating costs.
BY JOHN EGRI
According to the California Energy Commission, 30 percent of a building's cooling requirements are a function of heat entering through existing glass. Stopping heat at the window is the most effective means of lowering temperatures and reducing heating, ventilating and air conditioning operating costs.
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According to the California Energy Commission, 30 percent of a building's cooling requirements are a function of heat entering through existing glass. Stopping heat at the window is the most effective means of lowering temperatures and reducing heating, ventilating and air conditioning operating costs.
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