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Developing an Energy Performance Modeling Startup Kit

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In 2011, the NAHB Research Center began assessing the needs and motivations of residential remodelers regarding energy performance remodeling. This report outlines: the current remodeling industry and the role of energy efficiency; gaps and barriers to adding energy efficiency into remodeling; and support needs of professional remodelers to increase sales and projects involving improving home energy efficiency.

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2012-10-01. Developing an Energy Performance Modeling Startup Kit. https://doi.org/10.2172/1219771

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