One Year in a Passivhaus Plus Home: 11,929 kWh Generated and €332 in Energy Bills
First-year measured data from Can Naiades, a Passivhaus Plus home near Barcelona: 11,929 kWh generated, 85% self-sufficient, €332 of electricity bills.
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First-year measured data from Can Naiades, a Passivhaus Plus home near Barcelona: 11,929 kWh generated, 85% self-sufficient, €332 of electricity bills.
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