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Kills me that passive house isn't the overall standard for homes
What's so special about it?
You build the house to be inherently energy efficient and built to minimize both heat loss and heat gain
Really surprises me that's not the standard everywhere anyway with how we are barrelling towards a killer climate
Simply put: costs more to build this way. If developers aren't incentivized to do it, they are not going to do it.
It'll never happen. Developers want this cheapest materials possible to maximize profits.
It'd be great if we could change the code to require it instead of just looking at renewables.
It's almost like a pipe dream that only the rich can realize