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🎄 Day 5
🧣 Start with the fabric — insulation and airtightness are key to performance.
♨️ Good insulation can halve your heating demand.
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🎄#CarbonLite #Christmas #Advent #LowCarbon
🧣 Start with the fabric — insulation and airtightness are key to performance.
♨️ Good insulation can halve your heating demand.
buff.ly/q3sLIfx
🎄#CarbonLite #Christmas #Advent #LowCarbon
December 5, 2025 at 12:02 PM
🎄 Day 5
🧣 Start with the fabric — insulation and airtightness are key to performance.
♨️ Good insulation can halve your heating demand.
buff.ly/q3sLIfx
🎄#CarbonLite #Christmas #Advent #LowCarbon
🧣 Start with the fabric — insulation and airtightness are key to performance.
♨️ Good insulation can halve your heating demand.
buff.ly/q3sLIfx
🎄#CarbonLite #Christmas #Advent #LowCarbon
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🤔What is the difference between the AECB and Passivhaus certification standards? Read Greengauge’s handy guide
The energy standards of the AECB and the Passivhaus Institute have varying levels of requirements but follow similar principles, inc energy modelling with PHPP.
The energy standards of the AECB and the Passivhaus Institute have varying levels of requirements but follow similar principles, inc energy modelling with PHPP.
Guidance: Certification Standards – Passivhaus & AECB - Greengauge
What is the difference between the AECB and Passivhaus certification standards? Read Greengauge's handy guide. The energy standards of the AECB and the Passivhaus Institute have varying levels of requirements but follow similar principles – energy modelling through PHPP, evidence requirements, and following a certification procedure.
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September 23, 2025 at 6:01 AM
🤔What is the difference between the AECB and Passivhaus certification standards? Read Greengauge’s handy guide
The energy standards of the AECB and the Passivhaus Institute have varying levels of requirements but follow similar principles, inc energy modelling with PHPP.
The energy standards of the AECB and the Passivhaus Institute have varying levels of requirements but follow similar principles, inc energy modelling with PHPP.