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Tony Reddin

ECOPEI Energy Project Coordinator

Atlantic Canada

Sustainable Energy Coalition

81 Prince St.

Charlottetown, PEI C1A 4R3

ecopei.project@gmail.com

368-7337

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Built Environment

White Paper: Toward a Sustainable Built Environment on Prince Edward Island:

Building Energy Codes and Standards Review 2009

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Overview This white paper offers adaptive frameworks for managing new building starts on PEI. The paper reviews North American trends in implementing minimum new building energy codes, identifying strategies that encourage new buildings to be constructed beyond minimum energy codes. Recommendations are intended to be progressive and achievable in order to proactively address energy use in new buildings on PEI.

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Sustainable Built Environment

Dr. Larry Hughes’s Energy and Environment Research Home Page Featured Reports and Papers The technical potential for off-peak electricity to serve as backup in wind-electric thermal storage systems (PDF) Larry Hughes Submitted to International Journal of Green Energy Meeting residential space heating demand with wind-generated electricity (PDF) Larry Hughes Accepted to Renewable Energy