Origonal image by: Tony Christensen
- Complete with solar panels and wind turbines for power generation,
- 12" Thick R40 insulated walls,
- Triple paned, argon gas filled windows
- and R60 insulation in the attic
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Great drawing Tony. I see you are planning on implementing your design in remote locations in northern BC. Such a location does not benefit from as much sun as say Kamloops does, due to several factors including dense forests. Do you think it would be feasible to place the solar panels in a meadow or something of that nature in order to avoid the shadows of trees and gain the full potential of the suns energy?
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