Germany / Sweden / France / Austria / United States / /
Facility
Passivhaus Institute / /
IndustryTerm
optimized cost-efficient solutions / net primary energy building7 / energy demand / energy performance requirements / energy grid supply / energy future / net zero site energy / net zero source energy buildings / energy needs / net energy consumption / energy performance indicator / less overall energy / electricity systems / energy positive house / high energy performance / Deep energy renovation13 / energy house / energy sources / net zero energy emissions / energy use / energy buildings / energy / zero energy building / energy production / energy costs / net zero energy costs / http /
Organization
French Environment and Energy Management Agency / U.S. Department of Energy / European Renewable Energy Council / European Parliament / European Energy Efficiency Installers Committee for the Construction Industry / European Commission / European Union / European Federation of Regional Energy and Environment Agencies / Passivhaus Institute Darmstadt / /
Position
Official / /
ProgrammingLanguage
php / /
PublishedMedium
Official Journal of the European Union / /
Region
northern France / Northern Europe / southern Europe / Central Europe / /
Smart-e buildings GLOSSARY Smart energy building1: A building that has optimized cost-efficient solutions to reduce heating, cooling and electricity demand as well as maximizing the use of renewable energy sources on-sit