Net zero energy buildings are sustainable buildings that produce as much energy as they consume over the course of a year. These buildings are designed to be highly energy-efficient and typically incorporate renewable energy sources, such as solar panels, to generate the energy needed to power the building. By reducing energy consumption and utilizing renewable energy sources, net zero energy buildings can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainability. Net zero energy buildings are becoming increasingly popular in the green building industry as a way to reduce the environmental impact of buildings and promote a more sustainable future.
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Supervisor:
Jorgen Lee
Team Members:
- Isabella Hayes
- Mia Richardson
- Charlotte Phillips
- Alexander Turner
- Daniel Anderson