The material is presented in a very informative and interesting format
Marc Rosenbaum uses his in-depth knowledge and experience in Deep Energy Retrofits to present a wealth of information in a manner that is easy to digest. Anyone interested in making a home or building more livable and energy efficient should benefit greatly from this course.
This course was an efficient and practical way to learn the ins and outs of how to conduct a deep energy retrofit on a building. The world be a much better place if every contractor and builder learned and applied the material in this course!
excellent course
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yes i really enjoy the course contain and it really help to design system depend upon the weather condition and load management .
much to get out of marc's course on deep energy retrofit. looking forward to applying the knowledge to add one more der home.
Nice applied science and research. Possibly non-practical thinking into the future, except that everything about solar ends up in the future and very soon and continuously… Ergo, maybe this is as practical as anything…
This course will help in everyday analysis of building envelopes when it comes to new construction and in retro work. I believe it clears up or verifies preconception of how a structure leaks and retains heat. Specific attention is always on health and safety and moisture cause and effect.
These course adds up to my knowledge about energy
well explained material to think beyond Net Metering.
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Don't wait, just take it
I thoroughly enjoyed the course. It is very helpful to find different ways to improve energy efficiency, especially when you work in the industry. I was engaged throughout the course and finished within a short time.
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go through this course to obtain some basic fundamental and practical knowledge to become a PV professional.
peter presents his information succinctly and graphically, and explained exactly what the difference is between what you would call zero net energy, and actual zero energy, frankly I had no idea before I thought they were the same
Good way to think about sizing p-v, storage and the importance of keeping seasonal loads to a minimum. Great comments about thermal solar and storage to use a hybrid approach to reach net-zero are included.
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