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Dow's 2nd Zero Net Energy Home in Midland, Michican




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The Dow Chemical Company and Cobblestone Homes have collaborated on a second highly energy efficient  home.  This one is at 5018 Butterfield Dr. in Midland, Michigan - home to Dow.

The home was build for approx. the price of the average new home in the U.S. - $250,000 - bringDow's 2nd Net Zero Energy Homeing energy efficiency closer to the mass market.

The home is called “InVision Zero” and is expected to " ... to save $2,441 in energy costs and avert 30,233 pounds of CO2 annually ...".  These figures are achieved using a number of Dow technologies and products resulting in a very "tight" home that is free of drafts (and the resulting heat / cooling losses).

The hHERS pictorialome has a DOE HERS (House energy rating) value of -4.  Energy Star Homes have a rating of about 85 and Net Zero homes rate a 0.  This home is very energy efficient.



Via:  Dow Building Solutions  LINK

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