Zero Energy House: Denmark Uses Body Heat Of Its Residents
Denmark's Technical University hosted a living experiment in energy conservation. Per and Kirsten Laustsen and their two sons lived in a five-room zero energy house to reduce heating needs, relying on body heat, waste heat, and a solar collector. The project, part of a broader Danish push to cut energy use, aimed to lower imports and bolster the balance of payments amid oil costs.
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