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Positive input ventilation: PV-powered ventilation system pushes warmer air into homes. Energy World. October 2005 P. 21
Improving the energy efficiency of buildings constitutes a key plank of the government’s strategy to reach exacting carbon reduction targets but, currently the UK holds the dubious honour of boasting the most wasteful housing stock in Northern Europe. The ‘Sunwarm’ system addresses this situation by combining the disciplines of ‘positive input ventilation’ and solar energy to produce the most energy efficient home ventilation product available - according to the Nuaire Group.
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Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, Management and commerce, Policy and Governance, Electricity generation, Solar energy, Energy consumption, Domestic, Photovoltaics
