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Home Energy magazine

Volume 16, No. 4
July/August 1999

Departments

Editorial
An Instructive Breeze
from Ceiling Fans

Letters

Field Notes
Virginia Builder Reaps Success with Healthy Houses



Trends 

Cutting-Edge Blades Slash Fan Energy Use

Dangerous Heater
Parts Recalled

Insulation Tops List of Low-Income 
Weatherization Measures

Easy Mortgages with 
Energy Rated Homes
of Vermont

Calculating Water Heater Energy Use


On the cover:

FSEC workers Danny Parker, Stephen Barkaszi, and Brian Farhi install a 2.7-kW, south-facing photovoltaic array on an energy-efficient house in Lakeland, Florida.
(See page 22.)

Photo courtesy 
Steven C. Spencer,
Florida SolarEnergy Center

Feature Articles

Market Transformation: Expectations vs. Reality

by Nick Hall and John Reed

Transformation programs aimed at building up the market share of energy-efficient products are growing in popularity. We take a look at some successful examples and explore what is realistically achievable.
 

Cool Home Features Bring
Peak Energy Savings

by Danny Parker and Ken Sheinkopf

In sunny climates, reducing residential electric demand through build ing high-efficiency homes with grid-tied rooftop solar electricity systems means big savings for homeowners and peak load shaving for utilities. Meanwhile, PV programs are popping up all over the map thanks to the federal Million Solar Roofs Initiative.
 

Public-Benefits Programs Adapt
Under Restructuring

by Juliane Poirier

Energy efficiency programs are in flux as restructuring creeps across the nation. System benefits charges are one avenue of continued funding.
 

Training Made Easy with
the Telltale House Exhibit

byAnn Kelly and David Keefe

Everyone from builders to combustion safety inspectors is discovering how easily this interactive exhibit demonstrates an array of serious prob lems caused by the way air moves in homes.

Saving Energy Fairly
in Multifamily Homes

by Herbert E Hirsch feld and Joseph S. Lopes

A combined subme tering and energy management sys tem makes conserv ing easy, and it provides the infor mation needed for fair allocation of energy costs among residents.

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