Passivhausstandardi
Passivhausstandardi, often translated as Passive House standard, is a rigorous, voluntary building energy standard that focuses on creating ultra-low energy buildings. It originated in Germany in the early 1990s. The core principle of a Passive House is to dramatically reduce the energy required for heating and cooling through a combination of intelligent design and high-performance components.
Key features of buildings designed to the Passivhausstandardi include exceptionally high levels of insulation in the
Due to the minimal heating and cooling demands, Passive Houses often require very little active heating or