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Solar

Super-Insulated Tank for Heating Fluid Storage

Wouldn't it be nice to store excess heat generated by solar panels and biomass boilers in summer for heating during the winter? Here's a stab at a tank designed for the purpose.
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Study finds that modest upgrades in insualtion and HVAC equipment dramatically reduce energy use in warm, humid climates.
The 2010 Readers' Choice Green Finalists
Retrofitting a High-Tech Heating System (Subscriber content)

This design uses a gas boiler and solar thermal collectors as heat inputs, and incorporates an HRV into the air handler.
Innovative Products 2009

A roundup of tools and materials found on the floor at JLC Live in Providence, R.I .
Products

Anti-sweat valve for toilets; cold-weather spray foam; solar-powered dimmer for tubular skylights; standard-width high-performance range; faux slate roofing; more
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Noise-muffling floor underlayment; dramatic roof windows; natural-looking composite siding; manufactured moment frame; more
Letters

Drywall back-blocking in action; A-frame appreciation; hard workers in California; more
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Windows; energy conservation
Installing a Vacuum-Tube Solar Collector

These highly efficient systems are a good choice in cloudy or cold climates.

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