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Net Zero Is Not A Choice But An Ethical Practice – Evolution Of Net Zero Building

Ming-Che Hu

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Buildings are responsible for approximately one-third of worldwide carbon emissions and account for over 40 percent of primary energy consumption globally. High-performance building design has become an overarching goal for the building and construction industry. The important and trendy domains in the built environment are the “resilience” and “net zero” associated with high-performance design that […]

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Buildings are responsible for approximately one-third of worldwide carbon emissions and account for over 40 percent of primary energy consumption globally. High-performance building design has become an overarching goal for the building and construction industry. The important and trendy domains in the built environment are the “resilience” and “net zero” associated with high-performance design that […]

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Buildings are responsible for approximately one-third of worldwide carbon emissions and account for over 40 percent of primary energy consumption globally. High-performance building design has become an overarching goal for the building and construction industry. The important and trendy domains in the built environment are the “resilience” and “net zero” associated with high-performance design that […]

Key concepts: Zero-energy building, Net (polyhedron), Zero (linguistics), Architectural engineering, Zero emission, Resilience (materials science), Energy consumption, Psychological resilience

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