Methods of Residential Energy Conservation: Energy Efficiency for Existing Homes is an illustrated step-by-step guide to the weatherization process.
The textbook and companion instructional aids are designed for working professionals and individuals entering the weatherization field for the first time.
They are the result of a partnership among HBI, Ferris State University Energy Center and Residential Energy Conservation, L.L.C., a firm with more than 60 years experience in the residential weatherization field.
The materials provide in-depth, easy-to-understand explanations, including visual depictions, so the reader gains a comprehensive understanding of every aspect of this rapidly emerging and changing field.
Topics covered include:
School-based and industry programs interested in this curriculum can contact Arn McIntyre, director, Ferris State University Energy Center at 231-591-5817.
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