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Achieving Zero Energy Home Design for Denver Infill
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- Kevin Dickson
- He received a BS in Engineering Physics from the Colorado School of Mines in 1977. During the country's first Solar Era, he received an MS in Mechanical Engineering and Solar Technology from CSU (1979) After involvement in hundreds of solar thermal systems in the early 80's, he received several product design patents. The focus of this blog is low and zero energy home design and construction for Denver.
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I'm using the 40 watter. Works great
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