The declaration of a climate emergency and Net Zero-carbon legislation is driving a significant shift in improving energy efficiency in dwellings. These improvements can often increase thermal comfort and reduce annual heating costs for occupiers, but a potential downside exists that can impact the health of occupants. This article discusses domestic ventilation and energy, posing questions as to whether changes in the design of domestic housing are needed to improve occupant comfort and reduce energy consumption.
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Issue 52, Winter 2022-2023
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domestic ventilation, energy, building performance evaluation
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