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Feature from Environmental Building News
October 1, 2005
Getting to Zero:
The Frontier of Low-Energy Buildings
Zero-energy has become a buzzword of the green building movement, used in advertising slogans, conference presentations, and technical papers. Despite the excitement over the phrase, however, we lack a common understanding of just what zero-energy means. And despite proclaimed achievability, few if any buildings can demonstrate that they in fact use zero-energy as defined by most practitioners. In this article, we explore the concept of zero-energy: what it means, why it matters, and, most important, how to get there.
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