Home Energy magazine Volume 12, No. 1 January/February 1995
Departments Editorial Cheap Electricity II Letters Conservation Clips Trends Where Water-Heating Energy Really Goes If a Spare Fridge Is Running, Edison Wants to Catch it DSM in the Doghouse? Affordable Comfort Heads West Assessing Energy Costs and Economic Burden	Feature Articles Retrofitting Flooded Homes by Bob Corbett & George Everett For little extra cost, flood victims can often save significant amounts of energy and money in the long run by incorporating efficiency into repairs or replacement of materials and systems. Reducing the Embodied Energy of Buildings by Tracy Mumma Sure you know about improving a building's energy efficiency by reducing its operating energy. But what about recognizing or reducing the embodied energy of structures? Energy-Efficient Remodeling-- Grab the Opportunity! by Alan Meier & Karina Lutz In this issue we begin a regular series on energy-efficient remodeling. The opening article is an introduction to the first and most important lesson on the subject: the best assurance that remodeling will bring energy savings is to take a whole-house approach. Resource Guide for "Total Comfort "Training Professional courses on energy-efficient services for the home. Annals of Energy Auditing: The Case of the Refrigerator with Rounded Corners by Alan Meier Most of the events here are true, but the names have been changed to protect the innocent.
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