Passive House Isn’t Niche Green Design. It’s Resilience Infrastructure
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The episode discusses how passive house design serves as a practical tool for climate resilience and decarbonisation.
Get in touch - leave me a message What if better buildings are one of the most practical climate resilience tools we already have? In this episode of Climate Confident, I’m joined by Darren Macri, Co-CEO of Wythe Windows and rising president of the Passive House Network. We talk about why passive house is not just a building standard, but a practical climate tech pathway for decarbonisation, emissions reduction, energy security, healthier homes, and a more resilient built environment. You’ll ...
People in this episode
Host: Tom Raftery
Guest: Darren Macri
Topics covered
- passive house
- climate resilience
- decarbonisation
- energy security
- healthier homes
- built environment
Keywords
- passive house
- climate resilience
- decarbonisation
- energy security
- healthier homes
- built environment
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Wythe Windows, Passive House Network
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